Sentence examples for inefficiencies- from inspiring English sources

"No one can be blamed for the inefficiencies of international post.

But an estimated 4.6 million UK citizens live abroad so it is non-trivial for such inefficiencies to essentially disenfranchise so many potential voters," he said.

All this on top of waste, inefficiencies and energy insecurity.

Mr Moynihan promised this week that these sorts of inefficiencies would be eliminated, a strategy that would perhaps have resonated more had not his audience heard similar pledges repeatedly before.The announcement of redundancies seemed to provoke little enthusiasm among investors.

One of the results of chewing qat is mental stimulation which prevents sleep and as a result leads to work inefficiencies.

Iran has realised it has been hit by a triple whammy of oil dependency, sanctions and inefficiencies covered up by years of reckless state spending.In his first year in office Mr Rohani has managed to stabilise the economy.

Using the mechanism of insurance as a substitute for direct financing (for public subsidy and for private payment) leads to inefficiencies and to behaviours inconsistent with economic optimising.

Inefficiencies in the industry are leaving customers in the lurch just as demand for freight shipping is at its peak.

PO can no longer blame its failures and inefficiencies on a bureaucratic gridlock with an obstructionist president.

President Goodluck Jonathan has given her just three years to overhaul sub-Saharan Africa's second-biggest economy, one riven with corruption and inefficiencies, carved up by political bosses and vulnerable to bursts of communal violence.

For instance, algorithms which detect inefficiencies have improved, as has traders' ability to run complex simulations and process very large quantities of data.