Sentence examples for had been inefficient from inspiring English sources

He admitted that the government's work with foreign investors had been inefficient at times, with investors being required to travel around the vast country to find land for investment and bureaucratic processes for attaining work permits.

Based on everything Fish had learned – and taught – the whale's fins should have been inefficient.

In hundreds of towns, government officials have been inefficient or corrupt.

"The Internet has created a lot of efficiency in a market that traditionally has been inefficient, which was, of course, is part of its charm".

As a former health fraud investigator, I understand that up until now many government health programs have been inefficient, ineffective and easy targets for fraud and abuse.

Critics assert that the management of other companies taken over by the government has been inefficient, leading to deterioration in those companies' performance.

In addition, many deemed the rescue efforts and the Park administration's response to the crisis to have been inefficient and inadequate.

Jean Dermine, a professor of banking at the Insead business school outside Paris, said that over the years, cooperative banking has been inefficient and less profitable because owners are not as motivated as those of regular commercial banks to cut costs.

And though they have demonstrated that this goal is possible, the means for doing so have been inefficient and expensive.

Or, even if the original reference variables are viewed favorably, the bureaucracy may have been inefficient and fail to implement schemes that are successful.

This means that the Aveiro seaport has been inefficient in exploiting the economies of scale given the scale of operations and seaports achieve economies of scale when an increase in output is accompanied by a lower unit cost of production.