Sentence examples for fairly inefficient from inspiring English sources

This can lead to fairly inefficient financial decisions".

"Huge grocery stores are fairly inefficient," she said.

"The whole process is fairly inefficient," said Mr. Meister, a former managing director of Goldman , Sachs &Company.

Mr. Tieleman spent about $257,000 on the floor, an investment that will not be recouped from the energy it saves, he said, because as a first-generation model it is fairly inefficient.

However, they warned that few women had a short cervical length, which made "this screening approach fairly inefficient".

Networking at a conference is a fairly inefficient process, left up to chance encounters and stacks of business cards.

Chic, yes, but somewhat inefficient.

It's pretty inefficient.

At the same time, credit for new firms with better prospects remains tight.The danger is that whereas workers are fairly mobile, capital is getting bunged up in inefficient firms while new businesses remain starved of credit.

That has inflamed opposition from the White House and Senate Republicans who seem determined to protect inefficient private plans from the rigors of competing fairly against traditional Medicare coverage.

Because ballet is a profoundly inefficient narrative medium, the stories have to be fairly simple and stark, as they are in fairy tales.