Sentence examples for be inefficient for from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not efficient; not producing the effect intended or desired; inefficacious; as, inefficient means or measures.
- Celery is an inefficient food.
Decisions that would otherwise be inefficient for a company — and that are indeed inefficient for the larger economy — can make sense when they bring a big tax break.
"I'm a small company so it would be inefficient for me to do business in Western countries; Cargill and ConAgra would eat me alive," Ms. Cohen-Fitzgerald said of the international companies that sell food products.
And an OECD report suggests it can be inefficient for employers to retrain staff rather than retain experienced workers for longer.The pact's proposed sanctions on employers of illegal immigrants are also controversial.
However, slogans alone seem to be inefficient for neophobics.
CS-TDMA can be inefficient for SANETs because it is targeted for peer-to-peer communication.
Coolant flowrates over 750 LPM were found to be inefficient for the given conditions.
Detectors that are based on these reactions may be quite efficient for slow neutrons, but they are inefficient for detecting fast neutrons.
Although the AIA Guide to New York calls the building "a consummate work of architecture," the fact that it has sat empty for several years demonstrates that its layout is inefficient for most uses, said Joseph Simone, the president of Simone Development.
"The marchers want to express our disgust to kidnappers and assassins, but also we want to accuse authorities of being inefficient for not giving us the security they promised," he wrote.
