Sentence examples for hindering the efficiency from inspiring English sources
However there are several practical problems hindering the efficiency, some of them being technical and other being more conceptual.
Wrecked planes were found at three or four sites, but the local workers who had guided the Americans there were underpaid by a Burmese middleman and became disgruntled, hindering the efficiency and success of the operations, Mr. Howa said.
Data sharing between organisations continues to be a major problem in complex emergencies hindering the efficiency of the relief effort.
Nevertheless, limited availability of transportation and lack of communication and coordination between the health centers and the hospital before and after referrals were identified as hindering the efficiency of the referral system.
The notice has prompted comment that the procurement will hinder the Efficiency and Reform Group's (ERG) efforts to develop a more centralised approach to IT procurement in central government.
The proliferation of disparate data privacy policies among nations threatened to hinder the efficiency at which nations interact as they each try to respect their own domestic laws regarding data privacy.
The safety inspection process, however, suffers from several drawbacks that hinder the efficiency, effectiveness, and analytical learning capacity of the process.
The rough surface of the nanowire electrodes causes a lower shunt resistance, which increases the dark current and hinders the efficiency of the solar cells [17 19].
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However, under high-temperature pretreatment, the lignocellulose will be partially degraded to inhibitors such as organic acid, furfural, 5-HMF, which drastically hinder the efficiency of enzymatic hydrolysis and fermentation process (Jönsson et al. 2013).
"It hinders the efficiency of markets".
