Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Language is evolving, Watson, becoming a more efficient version of itself.
• effort
• The world also needs rules and standards; competition alone is not enough, although our main aim with the WTO process is the more efficient organisation of trade.
• Commander of one of the more efficient concentration camps.
• I imagine them bringing out in two years a more efficient and less expensive version of Catholicism.
• Over time, Equitable pursued the goal of replacing older forms of policy with more 'technically efficient' versions, requiring even smaller capital reserves (because of more limited guarantees).
• The article that the Honourable Member refers to argues on the basis of the least
• principle meaning that a set of denominations is the more efficient the less banknotes and coins have to be used for a cash payment.

• For most users, using a released version is much more practical.
• I just... I grew up with a more practical version of the holiday.
• Usually you're more practical than this.
• Certainly, however, the delegation can be satisfied with the more practical aspects of the agreement.
• Sometimes we can look at the more practical and realistic actions.
• Is the Commission convinced that in the current age of modern communication it is more practical for physicians and patient groups in all EU Member States to order printed versions of the EU guidelines rather than to have the document available on the Internet for reading and downloading?
• Communists are better for governing, more practical.
• This is a totally absurd situation, as is the uncertainty over some of the more practical aspects, such as the actual definition of a tide or, for example, the mechanics of electronic transmissions.