Sentence examples for becoming less efficient in from inspiring English sources

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.

Analytical methods are characterized by several assumptions and are becoming less efficient in estimation and quantification of various uncertainties due to increasing complexity of petroleum reservoirs.

Clearly, in the event of the surveillance method becoming less efficient, the relative economic advantage of the colposcopy options would increase correspondingly.

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.

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.

This suggestion is becoming less heretical in ITS circles.

But isn't Windows becoming less relevant in the cloud?

In fact, there is a tendency of becoming less thorough in the compliance to recommendations [ 8].