Sentence examples for inefficient technology from inspiring English sources

"People realize that incandescents are an old, inefficient technology," an EnergyStar spokeswoman, Maria Vargas, said.

While cloning animals is still a young and inefficient technology, scientists expect it to improve.

But most community hospitals are in crisis, faced with decreased payments from insurers, weak management and inefficient technology.

The factories were chosen after discussions with provincial and municipal officials to identify industrial operations with outdated, inefficient technology, the ministry said.

And since the government recently cut subsidies to commercial solar farms, the policy now focuses on the least cost-effective examples of an inefficient technology.

In addition, half of new electricity demand has been met by coal; and to make things more challenging, 50% of those new coal-fired power plants are still being built with inefficient technology.

But this administration is taking only those steps that increase our addiction to fossil fuels and outdated and inefficient technologies.

If they invest in yesterday's dirty and inefficient technologies, they will be locked into them for decades to come and the whole world will suffer the consequences.

This will lead to higher amounts reporting to fine circuits which typically use inefficient technologies for recovering the coal.

Unfortunately, if these countries continue with comparatively inefficient technologies, the production costs remain high and it becomes very difficult for entrepreneurs and industries from the developing world to compete in the international market.

When Mr. Bush grew frustrated at the inefficient communications technology in the White House Situation Room, Mr. Hagin supervised the renovations.