Sentence examples for even more inefficient from inspiring English sources

If they didn't waddle, they would be even more inefficient than they already are.

Feeding grain to chickens, pigs and cows is even more inefficient, with 70percentt of grain grown in the United States going to animals raised for food.

While this may create an even more inefficient system of care in the United States, it will reflect the old adage that health care, like politics, is local.

And if the rest of Europe were more like Finland, it would have even more inefficient farmers (the average dairy farm in Finland has 20 cows).

Local legal professionals offer the move mixed reviews, agreeing that the Coroner's Court process was inefficient and needed review, but some worried that the Magistrate's Courts now handling inquest duties will be less open and even more inefficient.

Reform of the Common Agricultural Policy, and the spectre of EU expansion into an Eastern Europe filled with even more inefficient farms, has made agriculture an easier topic to discuss than it was a decade ago.

When turning to socio-environmental plans, both classical and reactive planning approaches show even more criticalities and inefficient performances, so involving an enlargement of reflection categories, in order to achieve more substantial effectiveness.

Government bureaucracies are very resistant to change, and if changes are not done properly, we may end up combining a number of fragmented bureaucracies into a new one that is even more bloated and inefficient.

Neglecting Ourselves A busy life full of obligations to work and family can become a vicious circle we decide we have no time to take care of ourselves, and thus become even more exhausted and inefficient.

This so-called "evergreening" effect could not only prompt anticompetitive practices, but also discourage innovation by permanently obstructing access to new technologies or by charging large sums of money for access to their patents, thus making overall production processes even more costly and inefficient (Stiglitz 2006, Ch. 4).

Compounding matters even more is how inefficient the Social Fund system appears to be.