Sentence examples for a highly inefficient from inspiring English sources
Tebow remains a highly inefficient — and deeply enthralling — quarterback.
"This is a highly inefficient way to pay doctors," Dr. Bach said.
As a result, Mr. Hargrove worked on a highly inefficient assembly line that produced 14 different models simultaneously.
But the company never completed that part of the job, and it became a highly inefficient consumer of diesel.
A progressive tax can also be a highly inefficient one.Efficient taxes should create minimal distortions to economic activity.
Roughly two weeks into his frigid outdoor excursions, Rabin realized that recycling-bin raids were a highly inefficient way to curate his collection.
The sales, by the army generals running Pakistan, promise to reshape an economy that has been burdened since the 1960's with a huge, highly inefficient and sometimes corrupt collection of state-owned companies that soak up government subsidies.
Still, Kerry is right that the prosperous, urban side of India, with a straining, highly inefficient electrical grid, traffic-choked streets and other sources of energy waste, can do plenty to cut emissions even as it boosts energy access.
Thus, utilization-agnostic splits such as split A are highly inefficient for such applications due to their constant transport data rate.
As it can be seen in Figure 1, the straightforward implementation of a FBMC system is highly inefficient from a computational point of view.
Little Boy — a crude and highly inefficient atomic bomb, designed in the early nineteen-forties with slide rules — contained a hundred and forty-one pounds of weapons-grade uranium, and almost ninety-nine per cent of it harmlessly blew apart as the bomb detonated.
