Sentence examples for inefficient saving from inspiring English sources

Fulfilling a promise he made in his State of the Union address, Mr. Bush proposed eliminating or reducing 151 programs as wasteful or inefficient, saving $18 billion in 2009.

So protection is an extremely costly, unpredictable, and inefficient device for saving jobs.

In lieu of banks, citizens of the developing world are often forced to turn to risky, expensive, and inefficient ways of saving.

Startup's software detects inefficient equipment in facilities — saving energy, time, and money.

Otherwise, their small energy outputs can be further decreased lowering their efficiency and rendering many critical and possibly life saving technologies inefficient.

Discard that old spare inefficient refrigerator and save $150 a year.

Amory Lovins once wrote that, if Jevons's argument is correct, "we should mandate inefficient equipment to save energy".

(Other suggestions are at greenerchoices.org.) Harvey Sachs, a senior fellow at the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy in Washington, said that upgrading inefficient systems could save 30percentt in heating costs.

But researchers said they wanted to press on, assuming they keep getting financial support, because the number of children who die of malaria is so great that even an inefficient vaccine can save thousands of lives.

Amory Lovins once wrote that, if Jevons's argument is correct, "we should mandate inefficient equipment to save energy". As Lovins intended, this seems laughably illogical but is it?

It's good for airlines that are saving money by shutting down inefficient routes.