Sentence examples for deemed inefficient from inspiring English sources

They don't want to fund a programme with high costs per child as it is deemed inefficient.

Because the service was deemed inefficient and unpopular, especially because of the introduction of express mail and priority mail, special delivery was discontinued in 1997.

On May 7th he responded by listing $17 billion in cuts to programmes deemed inefficient or wasteful, from the F-22 fighter jet to jailing immigrant criminals.

But in the eighties and nineties, often as part of structural-adjustment programs imposed by the I.M.F. or the World Bank, many marketing boards were eliminated or cut back, and grain reserves, deemed inefficient and unnecessary, were sold off.

A DMU with a score of less than 1 is deemed inefficient relative to other units.

Previous fertility preservation efforts focused on embryo rather than oocyte storage because the latter was deemed inefficient.

The remaining 11 (58%) hospitals had scale efficiency scores of less than 100% and were thus deemed scale inefficient.

Thus, any hospitals, such as H and H', operating at the frontiertier are said to be relatively efficient, while any hospital, such as G, operating below that frontier is deemed relatively inefficient.

Iraq's earlier effort to produce weapon uranium involved calutrons, an electromagnetic technology that the United States declassified after World War II because the experts deemed it too inefficient to be taken seriously by any nation wanting the bomb.

The Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, Carlos Moedas, told the BBC that the administration had now cut 27% of all managerial positions in central government, as well as 40% of departments in the central government that were deemed to be "inefficient".

She carried no jet aircraft, though, because they were deemed too fuel inefficient for the initial defense mission in Korea.