Sentence examples for inefficient institutes from inspiring English sources
Inefficient institutes will be closed or merged with others," says biochemist Yegor Vassetzky, a Russian expat at the Institut Gustave Roussy in Paris.
As we argue in this paper, once the import-substitution development strategy had proven to be inefficient, liberalization measures could have been instituted gradually to mitigate the losses of those with vested interests in protected activities.
A ministry of finance report published last year said the institute was severely understaffed, and used old, inefficient medical equipment that could put patients' lives in danger.
At an inefficient Detroit refrigerator plant of the Kelvinator appliance division, Romney battled the Mechanics Educational Society of America union to institute a new industrial labor relations program that forestalled the whole facility being shut down.
The Heinrich Böll Foundation, a research institute affiliated with Germany's Green Party, said in a report last year that the new border control plans would be both expensive and inefficient.
Its results, issued on Tuesday by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, an institute set up by the world's developed countries, cited deep-rooted causes for Germany's woes -- high taxation and government spending, an inefficient labor market and excessive business regulation.
Bombing was surprisingly inefficient.
Still, it is inefficient.
