Sentence examples for financial inefficiency from inspiring English sources

No one is a fan of financial inefficiency, especially when it permeates a nonprofit world that is supported by generous donors and government agencies that rightfully deserve to see their dollars used wisely.

Arguments include financial inefficiency (it costs £56,000 per prisoner, as opposed to about £10,000 to impose custodial sentences); women's low rate of violent crime (80% of female prisoners committed non-violent offences); and 40% of the female prison population are mothers (sources: Women's Justice Taskforce).

He calls himself a "nonprofit entrepreneur"–though many of his enterprises have been long dogged by claims of financial inefficiency and eventually had to cease operations.

The company had stopped manufacturing tonewheel organs entirely by 1975, due to increased financial inefficiency, and switched to making IC models full-time.

Chief Executive Maria das Graça Foster's resignation follows revelations that the company lost up to $33 billion in 2014 due to corruption and financial inefficiency.

However, weaknesses of this model include possible continuity of administrative and financial inefficiencies in the short to medium term.

Kindergartens and childcare facilities, playing similar roles, had their separate administrative authorities in education auspices and childcare auspices, respectively, leading to substantial administrative and financial inefficiencies.

Reduction of financial inefficiencies within a short period of time, as induced by the dichotomous system, relief of parental confusion on differences between kindergartens and childcare facilities, and higher ease of meeting the soaring zeal of Korean parents for education are also expected to follow from such integration.

Forgetting about his financial inefficiencies, Levie is well-qualified to think about Box's product and platform strategy.

One of the first cogent models of a fixed (or permanent) calendar, it was engineered to eliminate the practical and financial inefficiencies generated by the Gregorian calendar system.

Obama's fiscal policy stimulus has largely taken the form of extending and further entrenching inefficiency, financial subsidies and malinvestment in a bloated financial sector.