Sentence examples for gross inefficiencies from inspiring English sources

Certainly not that China should return to socialism and the gross inefficiencies of central planning.

In keeping with a trend in previous governments, the Pakistan Peoples Party has given hundreds of Pakistan International Airlines jobs to supporters, leading to gross inefficiencies.

"Both that commission structure and the number of real estate agents are going to be cut in half," he said, "because there are gross inefficiencies in the current process".

The idea is that focusing on the human wants and needs that energy is used to satisfy, and working backward from there, would free people to see the gross inefficiencies that may be lurking within our old habits.

And so, for now, we can take a measure of comfort in not knowing absolutely for sure that more Netflix subscribers have watched "The Ridiculous 6" than watched a docu-series about the gross inefficiencies and malevolent practices of the American criminal-justice system.

On the contrary, it is the United Nations that has lost influence with the United States as a result of its years of tolerance of, and governance by, dictatorial and corrupt governments, its gross inefficiencies and bureaucratic inertia and its status as a bloated, ineffectual debating society with no capability, or even desire, to see its edicts enforced.

"There is gross inefficiency here".

This continues at some length demonstrating gross inefficiency.

This is about erasing middle-management and the gross inefficiency in public services.

Because of the gross inefficiency of Pemex, the state oil monopoly, oil output is plunging.

"The issue of fair dealing is one little dimension in a very big picture of gross inefficiency".