Sentence examples for inefficiency for from inspiring English sources

Of course, people have been decrying Pentagon waste and inefficiency for decades.

The Iranians blame Russian inefficiency for repeated delays in finishing the Bushehr reactor.

The automakers have played down the need to eliminate it, but industry critics often cite it as a symbol of inefficiency for Detroit.

Neither can bad teachers or heads be easily sacked.Some educationalists blame lack of resources, rather than inefficiency, for poor school results.

Europeans have decided that they are willing to pay a price in inefficiency for their political values (no matter how strange those values might seem on this side of the Atlantic).

So really, the window for an abortion on the NHS can be as narrow as three weeks, and all it takes is some garden-variety inefficiency for that window to be shut altogether.

"We have been doing that by exposing pricing inefficiencies for air travel, among other things".

Dish also cited weaker economic conditions, the ailing housing market, signal theft and other forms of fraud, and operational inefficiencies for the subscriber losses.

Some economists had been warning the East Asians about their inefficiencies for years, but while the economies were booming the warnings went unheeded.

That results in inefficiencies for lower-class home buyers, who may have to wait longer to view properties and receive less guidance on paperwork.

The broader Japanese market is fragmented enough so that HFT participants are able to explore price inefficiencies for stocks across the different domestic exchanges.