Sentence examples for has become inefficient from inspiring English sources

"The result is that it has become inefficient, time-consuming and, as a result, very expensive".

A product may be retired for myriad reasons including that it is broken, out of style, or has become inefficient due to technology obsolescence.

This has become inefficient in terms of shipping costs and timing and also means that the U.S. provides less food aid than it could if operating on a cash basis.

The explanation given is that the OAIC had become inefficient and there had been unacceptable delays, and giving it to the Ombudsman and the OAIC would be more efficient," McMillan said.

But Reagan turned this apparent liability into an asset by portraying himself as an ordinary citizen who was fed up with a state government that had become inefficient and unaccountable.

By the late 20th century, however, coal reserves in Wallonia were exhausted, the aging steel industry had become inefficient, labour costs had risen dramatically, and foreign investment (a major portion of the country's industrial assets are controlled by multinational companies) had declined.

Decades of protectionism meant there was little competition in most sectors and many national firms had become inefficient.

Elsewhere though, he saw through major reforms to Scotland's civil justice system, deemed to have become inefficient, and, in one of his final ministerial acts, reduced the drink drive limit after new power were devolved from Westminster.

With Bitcoin's price spike at the end of 2013, it had become inefficient to mine Bitcoin on commodity hardware (like graphics cards) because the arms race in the Bitcoin ecosystem produced a new breed of specialized hardware.

Worse still, China's recent growth has become increasingly inefficient.

Now, the evidence of the growth figures is that corruption has become less inefficient.