Sentence examples for inefficient notes from inspiring English sources

The more the state intrudes into electronic cash, the more it encourages inefficient notes and coin.

They point to OECD studies suggesting that high marginal rates of income tax can be inefficient, noting that in the UK tax receipts from the top 1% come from those being paid more than £500,000 a year.

It is worth noting that inefficient loci would need to start replication early (through firing at origins and/or passive replication) in order to complete DNA duplication prior to the end of S-phase.

Note that inefficient does not mean uncompetitive.

It has been noted that inefficient management predisposes patients to frequent hospitalization and reduced quality of life.

It is possible that transmission is a very slow or inefficient process or, as noted above, that other alternative mechanisms may also lead to the observed induction of Lewy pathology in the transplanted cells [ 53].

Income inequality has widened markedly in much of the region over the past two decades, to an extent that it could give rise to social tensions, undermine good governance and tempt policy makers to promote inefficient populist maneuvers, the bank noted.

"Instead of being fined for polluting by the proposed new climate levy, utilities will instead get paid for keeping their oldest and most inefficient lignite plants on standby," noted a report for Oxfam on Germany's energy policies by the environmental nonprofit E3G.

However, Sede and Ohemeng [11] noted large scale inefficient utilization of available resources in most public hospitals in Nigeria.

An imbalanced and inefficient antioxidant response has been noted in other chronic inflammatory conditions.

He notes that the reaction is inefficient: Less than 5% of the tRNA in the experiment received a glutamine.