Sentence examples for causing inefficiencies from inspiring English sources

Robots and humans have worked separately for decades, complicating tasks and causing inefficiencies.

Porter told the ABC's AM program the change was "a matter of such obviousness that the present structure was not working and was causing inefficiencies, duplications and delays, that we considered we could make the structural change" before the review.

Localized convective rain forecasts are often misplaced in space and/or time, causing inefficiencies in risk mitigation activities.

Backups at Denver's old airport, Stapleton, were causing inefficiencies and backups at airports nationwide, Pena pointed out, and it was clear DIA would remedy these problems.

Penney's rebirth is unfolding, but the huge issue is that it's moving extremely slowly, causing inefficiencies at the store that diminish the promotional and marketing initiatives being undertaken by management to rebuild customer relationships," Brian Sozzi, chief executive of Belus Capital Advisors, said in a note to clients.

Within institutions, lack of clear policies and procedures can result in unnecessary heterogeneity across referral processes causing inefficiencies in patient care, provider dissatisfaction, and potential for delays in diagnosis and treatment [ 9].

The emission controlling new tax distorts resource allocation to some degree causing inefficiency.

Although both RV vaccines cover the most important serotypes even in Austria [ 11], so far we are not able to know whether a shift to other RV serotypes will take place in the future causing inefficiency of the vaccine serotypes [ 35, 36] and whether other gastroenteritis pathogens will take over.

If sustained, these closures could prove costly, cause inefficiencies, and at worse force some aid agencies to close their operations".

He said the time difference not only caused inefficiencies, but also gave rise to estrangement between parts of Russia.

However, as in other parts of supply chain management, decentralized decision-making in supply quality management is prevalent, which causes inefficiencies such as the well-known double marginalization phenomenon.