Sentence examples for inefficient nature from inspiring English sources

But, she said, citing the often inefficient nature of the interview process, "he was not going to be admitted regardless".

The effect in the tropics should be even greater due to the inefficient nature of markets for tropical forests and forest products.

'Alas, it is not true,' he said, explaining at length that the small, inefficient nature of their endeavours did not result in cheaper or less resource-intensive food than could be bought in shops, and nor was there any evidence home-grown food had any significant health benefits.

Tullock's serene but somber conclusions on the inefficient nature of the intellectual market: "The safe article for the young academic is one that makes a short, sound step forward in a well-established direction".

Group prenatal care (GPC) was developed from Rising's experience with family-centered approaches to prenatal care, as well as her recognition of the repetitious and inefficient nature of traditional one-on-one prenatal care [ 2].

Several possible reasons exist to explain the relatively inefficient nature of eliciting the type II neuroblast functional identity in a type I neuroblast by the mis-expression of btd.

That's particularly damaging to isolation play – a scoring avenue that is inefficient by nature but made even more so by having an entire team defense geared to stop a tunnel-visioned iso scorer.

Gone or suppressed is the "old image," that government is by nature inefficient and should be shrunk to accommodate a private sector insistent on functioning unencumbered.

It is not just that government is, by its nature, inefficient--providing food stamps to the poor is inherently less profitable than selling quiche in the suburbs.

Bus operations, due to their unstable nature, are inefficient when left uncontrolled with respect to retaining headways.

The large majority of AD cases are of sporadic nature, showing inefficient removal of Aβ [ 2], whereas a minority of cases is caused by genetic mutations (familial AD) with an onset typically below age 65 years.