Sentence examples for Some inefficiencies from inspiring English sources

While some inefficiencies will be inevitable with such a large turnover in the Council and all citywide offices next year, nobody is staging a coup.

Non-Pigouvian taxes to fund the above measures will generate bigger economic distortions, and targeted government spending is likely to breed some inefficiencies and opportunities for rent-seeking.

"So while there are some inefficiencies in the slab plan, the amenity advantages are huge – potential for cross ventilation, visual connection etc.

There are clearly some inefficiencies, but there is no doubt our membership of the EU is a help not a hindrance in clearing the backlog of foreign national offenders," he told the Guardian.

Furthermore, there are also some inefficiencies in this scheme.

Clearly, Hibernate OGM has some inefficiencies regarding its query performance.

Goldstein writes that Fox benefited from some "inefficiency".

"We ought to learn more about that before we assume some arbitrary cut can be absorbed because there is some inefficiency," he said.

The original Homestead Act was a huge success, and although any giveaway of this kind has some inefficiency built into it, I think it's intriguing at the very least, even if the over-all economic impact probably won't be large.

(Some inefficiency is desirable, because the energy that does not go into turning the propellers instead becomes heat, which is needed to keep the motors and the batteries warm at cruising altitude, around 29,000 feet. The batteries are tucked into the pods under the wings that hold the motors).

At the same time, there is some inefficiency in using hyper-specific services for laundry versus dry-cleaning.