Sentence examples for inefficient practices from inspiring English sources
Deadwood must be cleared out, inefficient practices curbed.
But, he added, similar "wasteful and inefficient practices" leading to "grotesque leachings of costs" are not unusual.
This skills mismatch is costly to both the individual and the state and can result in inefficient practices in the workplace.
We know, too, that bureaucratic tendencies and inefficient practices are found where there is inadequate management, in private as well as public organisations.
That link must be broken, Birol said, adding that this would cause economic hardship unless the world could uncouple those factors by encouraging energy companies to invest in low-carbon generation and banning the most inefficient practices.
Given the scale of global demand for palm oil, a shift to sustainable production will be difficult in the near future, but supporters say there is scope to ban crops from newly cleared forests because of inefficient practices and 'millions of hectares' of already cleared forest land.
In contrast to the conventional, inefficient practice of drawing materials and energy from distant, centralized sources, the Lovins team followed the "soft energy path" for architecture i.e., they drew from alternative energy sources.
Unlike Christie, Daggett does have a specific proposal for what "necessary" entails: Daggett would eliminate the inefficient practice of issuing property-tax rebates to homeowners, and he would expand the state's sales tax to a range of services that are now untaxed.
These errors may result in significant harm to patients and lead to inefficient practice.
It then prints the results of this tally and deposits them directly into a trash can below the mechanism, because no one actually has the time to go through all that data, and it would be inefficient practice to store so much physical paper.
Numerous hours were thus wasted highlighting inefficient practice and a need to standardise handover.
