Sentence examples for becoming less efficient from inspiring English sources

These hypotheses imply that low-efficiency ManDs are such because they are under no selective pressure: they may be derived from high-efficiency ManDs and are becoming less efficient, or they are relics that have not yet evolved to high-efficiency forms because of a lack of selective pressure.

As a result, mud acid becomes corrosive, forms precipitates and reacts rapidly, which causes early consumption of acid, hence becoming less efficient due to high pH value.

The researchers said it might be that in early Alzheimer's the brain was already becoming less efficient at learning and memorizing.

In fact, until the financial crisis in 2007, the graph was heading in the opposite direction: even relative to the rise in our gross domestic product, our economy was becoming less efficient in its use of materials.

If your profit margin is shrinking as you're growing, you may be becoming less efficient.

As the points move north it implies that the labor market is becoming less efficient at matching workers to firms.

Environmental advocates were distressed earlier this year when a report by Ford said its S.U.V.'s were, on the whole, becoming less fuel-efficient.

Instead of becoming more efficient, some practices -- especially smaller ones -- are becoming less so.

Why? Cars are becoming so efficient that traditional means of generating revenue by taxing fuel consumption are becoming less and less viable.

Suppliers are becoming less accommodating.

That is becoming less and less possible.