An imbalanced system is an inefficient system that leaves people at risk for injury.
What we'd call cap and trade is an inefficient system – a simple tax on carbon is the way to go.
It's an inefficient system of questionable value.
The result is an inefficient system that at best can be made more efficient, and at worst can do more harm than good.
Natural rubber is obtained by the same mechanisms as it was over a thousand years ago: By making horizontal incisions into trees and letting the sticky white sap drip into containers, which is an inefficient system.
But it's certainly an inefficient system, because if I have a great idea but no home, and you have a lot of home equity but no ideas," the two sides are out of luck.
Doctor Robert Darnell of the New York Genome Center wants to replace what he feels is an inefficient testing system in New York State with genomic sequencing performed on each newborn.
They contended that slavery had not been, as widely portrayed, an inefficient system destined for collapse, with slaves living in virtual concentration camps and worked to death.
No limits are placed on participation, so flights are controlled by operating regulations and natural congestion, leading to an inefficient system that is oversubscribed, slow or even dangerous — or to one that is so heavily regulated few companies bother to fly drones.
As David Brewster, co-founder of the Boston-based energy company EnerNoc (and, full disclosure, a Nicholas School alum [video]) told TheGreenGrok: "If you look at the overall electricity grid, it is a highly inefficient system, and, in fact, about 10percentt of the power plants that we build are only utilized one percent of the time".
