Sentence examples for inefficient subject from inspiring English sources

A few weeks after taking office in 2009, Obama issued a memorandum to government agency heads ordering them to minimize the use of non-competitive contracts, calling them potentially "wasteful, inefficient, subject to misuse".

This suggests that the high performance is obtained with a (non-linear) trade-off between the lexical vs. non-lexical routes (dark red on Figure 3, subjects 4, 5 and 6, Table 4) but also that the 'quasi-exclusive' use of one route or the other can elicit highly-efficient (subjects 1 and 15) or inefficient (subject 2) performances.

The public explanation by American officials is that the centrifuges are inefficient and subject to regular breakdowns.

In support of aerial eradication, Kilcullen pointed out that, with manual eradication you have to "fight your way in and fight your way out" of the poppy fields, making it deadly, inefficient and subject to corrupt bargaining.

He has proposed that Social Security assume part of the agency's duties and that a chief executive replace the three-member board because it is inefficient and subject to internal conflicts.

That's hugely important in emerging markets because credit cards, the most obvious way to buy online, are not universally owned, and alternatives like paying cash on delivery are inefficient and subject to high cancellation rates.

We make pooling costly by tying it to some inefficient trades, but subjects nevertheless reveal strong tendencies to pool, particularly when more bargains remain to be struck and when bargaining is face to face.

Ground-based eradication was inefficient, costly, dangerous and more subject to corrupt dealings among local officials than aerial eradication.

The peaceful protests and extremist jihadism are two sides of the same coin: they are expressions of deep-seated discontent among restless populations that no longer are willing to subject themselves to inefficient, corrupt and arbitrary rule.

Thus, these infections are subject to either inefficient transmission or horizontal transmission or both, and we can gain no definitive information concerning presence/absence of a selective sweep.

The fractional renal clearance of urate (FCU, renal clearance of urate/renal clearance of creatinine) has been proposed as a tool to identify subjects who manifest inefficient clearance of urate.