Sentence examples for inefficient communications from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Bush grew frustrated at the inefficient communications technology in the White House Situation Room, Mr. Hagin supervised the renovations.

The vendor for the CPU board in the CSLM-2 instrument provided a proprietary but inefficient communications program that was used (with pain) on the original CSLM project.

Employees find nearly one-third of their work day hijacked due to inefficient internal communications.

There's just too much money in enterprise to be as inefficient as enterprise communications.

If tired legacy infrastructure, inefficient workflows, inconsistent communications and organizational constraints are holding you back, you're not alone.

We feel strongly that Twilio's success in enabling developers to build creative and engaging applications in an area with clunky, inefficient alternatives — e.g. communications — is a trend we are going to see more and more of in the future.

And yet: These desirable features make circuit-based communications incredibly inefficient, from the standpoint of a network engineer.

In early morning staff meetings at the White House on Monday, Mr. Kelly made it clear that the president had agreed to let him impose more discipline over what had been an unruly and inefficient decision-making and communications process under Mr. Priebus, who had none of Mr. Kelly's experience in government or the military.

We feel strongly that Twilio's success in enabling developers to build creative and engaging applications in an area with clunky, inefficient alternatives — e.g. communications — is a trend we are going to see more and more of in the future. .

Many of the technologies that are required to reduce energy and inefficient resource use should involve communications companies "The communications industry appears to be missing the opportunity side of sustainability, and the shift to the low carbon economy at large.

In seawater, or inside oil or sewer pipelines, for instance, wireless communications are sluggish, inefficient and often too unreliable.