Sentence examples for could be inefficient from inspiring English sources

'Messing with a system that has less money is potentially hazardous' "Tinkering around with what is already in place, like for instance moving QAA or Offa into Hefce and so on, could be inefficient as there is no hard evidence to suggest it will work better, when there is less money around and not enough evidence to back-up these changes, it seems potentially hazardous".

Using more that 2% of fibre volume fraction could be inefficient.

The reason for instance could be inefficient design of drive components or insufficient machine control.

Without valid design of nominee selection mechanism, the design of congestion control protocols could be inefficient or even flawed.

Due to the fact that LZO possesses low carrier mobility (Table 1), the transport process of the photogenerated carriers to the electrode could be inefficient.

However, current operation, administration, and management (OAM) architectures usually manage network parameters in periods of hours or even days which could be inefficient in dynamic scenarios such as indoor environments.

Another explanation for the decreased virulence in addition to motility could lie in the predator-induced decrease in prey resource use ability [15]; the less virulent S. marcescens could simply be inefficient in obtaining resources within the host, leading to poorer reproduction, and thus a less harmful infection.

Local operations are lightweight, but they lack accuracy and could therefore be inefficient.

You couldn't just be inefficient and assume that everyone else would bail you out.

It is fair to recognize that the process of detecting inefficiencies in the records was somewhat arbitrary; first of all we almost identify inefficiencies as delays though it could be argued inefficient care can be provided without any delay.

Professor White said that bartering could be inherently inefficient.