Sentence examples for be highly inefficient because from inspiring English sources

But standard wire transfers, especially for small amounts of money, tend to be highly inefficient because of the way fees are structured — you might pay in excess of $10 in fees for a wire transfer of only $20.

Skeptics say that the technology is highly inefficient because it requires large amounts of energy to pump the cold water through the system.

That is highly inefficient because the plane must often lay over at Cincinnati for up to 16 hours before its flight back.

Strict income targeting is highly inefficient because it leads drivers to work long hours on days when business is slow and their hourly take is low, and to knock off early on days when business is brisk.

However, the market for trading in virtual items is highly inefficient because society has not created property rights for virtual items.

Doing so using the definition m k =??(X | Y= N+ k) is highly inefficient, because we have to sum up over all isotope species.

Unfortunately, integrative recombination is highly inefficient because the insert is flanked by two loxP sites, which themselves become targets for Cre and lead to subsequent excision of the insert.

However, economic modeling has demonstrated that pull incentives are highly inefficient because of the effects of time discounting (a standard economic practice in which the value of future money is reduced by a set rate per year to adjust for risk and inflation) [ 20, 31].

It has previously been observed that metabolism of YP can be highly inefficient [ 81].

This large difference between PMC and CTAB among low-yielding samples is likely because the isopropanol precipitation employed in CTAB is highly inefficient for low amounts of DNA.

"The only thing we know is that cable and D.S.L. have been highly inefficient in satisfying the demand for broadband".