Sentence examples for equally inefficient from inspiring English sources
But boosting salaries directly through the Earned Income Tax Credit is equally inefficient.
In the end, we are both almost equally inefficient, which suits both of us fine, and inconveniences only the timetable.
Under Stalin, the camps were simply a crueler but equally inefficient way to exploit labor in the cause of building socialism than the one practiced outside the camps in the Soviet Union.
All the good things the Knicks had done to nearly run Indiana off its home floor during an impressive first half -- running the break, defending the key, putting outstretched fingers in the faces of Miller (21 points) and Jalen Rose (22 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists) -- were negated with an equally inefficient second half.
Production of protein isolates is equally inefficient.
Of course, asking every robot to learn this way is equally inefficient, but the researchers believe they can develop a common language and create skills that could be download to new hardware.
These explanations risk producing equally simplistic and inefficient approaches to addressing food insecurity such as increasing mainstream consumption opportunities in so-called food deserts or focusing on nutrition education and individual choice without considering residents' dynamic urban experiences.
On the other hand, integrationist models promoting social capital and trust may prove equally, if not more, inefficient because they result in monopolies, higher prices and a lack of quality improvement.
But equally uncharacteristic for Orlando is the oddly inefficient shooting of point guard Jameer Nelson, a crucial scorer who has seen his shooting numbers nosedive.
Thus, treating all particles that contribute to the mass concentration equally in the regulatory process may lead to inefficient protection of public health.
But Dr. Valiant argues that if all the mutations that drive evolution were simply random and equally distributed, it would proceed at an impossibly slow and inefficient pace.
