Sentence examples for current inefficiencies from inspiring English sources
So he's interested in startups developing new technologies that address some of the current inefficiencies in enterprise IT infrastructure.
Mitigating the current inefficiencies in this extensive process can lower the waste of energy, time and materials.
More building energy data would help, too, to show owners the current inefficiencies and also to prove the savings stream from certain retrofits.
Though prediction abilities vary depending on the type of disaster (volcanologists have it much tougher than meteorologists), many of the current inefficiencies can be attributed to limitations of financial cost, computer processing power, and the complexity of analyzing vast amounts of data — all problems that will be overcome with time.
Currently, the company's parent, Energi Mine, is already managing over $140 million in energy across Europe, forcing market competition and reducing the current inefficiencies.
The idea here is to fix the current inefficiencies of private seed funding for web and mobile companies, especially in markets outside of the hothouse that is Silicon Valley (i.e. Europe and Asia).
And he concludes that "Washington... is almost hopeless in its current inefficiency -- which helps to explain the mismatch between the goals of the stimulus and the results to date".
One challenge is the current inefficiency of in vitro cardiac reprogramming in both human and mouse fibroblasts.
These programs could then serve as viable alternatives to what county probation offices, juvenile halls, and California Youth Authority currently provide, and they would large be designed by those who are most acutely aware of our current systems inefficiencies.
One of the desired characteristics for sectoral CEA is to identify current allocative inefficiencies as well as opportunities presented by new interventions.
The advantage of using the counterfactual or null scenario as the basis of the analysis is that it can identify current allocative inefficiencies as well as the efficiency of opportunities presented by new interventions [ 10].
