Sentence examples for commercially inefficient from inspiring English sources
It is unlikely to be persuaded of the need to create a more level playing field, abolish its ability to dictate to Egypt's business elite what commercial activities they can and cannot develop, shrink its commercially inefficient empire, and endorse privatization.
Often poorly managed and commercially inefficient, military-owned companies dominate the markets for water, olive oil, cement, construction, hotels and gasoline.
Many of the commonly used laboratory strategies are inefficient, while commercially available kits are quite costly and often specialized for highly specific circumstances.
Artificial leaves are hardly new in laboratories, Dr. Brudvig of Yale said, but they have been too expensive, too fragile or too inefficient to compete commercially with fossil-fuel systems.
When it is expensive, the valves are opened and the generators turn.Compressed-air plants are inefficient, and so they are commercially viable only in places where the price of power varies dramatically.
But when it comes to sustainable starting materials, such as wood chips, corn stalks, or other plant "biomass," refineries are too inefficient to make the process commercially viable.
As a control for inefficient enzyme digestion, all RSM experiments included commercially obtained human DNA (Promega Corp).
Thomas Newcomen designed the first commercially successful steam engine in the early 1700s, but it was relatively inefficient and used mainly for pumping water.
"Their huge construction costs, their poor safety records and their inefficient performance give little reason to believe that they will ever become commercially significant," he says.
