Sentence examples for inefficient to make from inspiring English sources

"Government is too inefficient to make the costs come down where it would be economic.

But by-and-large, these devices, known as thermoelectrics, have remained too inefficient to make much of a real-world impact.

But when it comes to sustainable starting materials, such as wood chips, corn stalks, or other plant "biomass," refineries are too inefficient to make the process commercially viable.

But, the reviewer wrote, "the workers are so inefficient as to make the game unplayable after the first week".

"The marginal producer pays less; nothing, if he is sufficiently inefficient as to make no profits," the editorial pointed out.

"Reconsolidation strikes me as a woefully inefficient way to make memory work," says Ralph Miller, a behavioral neuroscientist at the State University of New York at Binghamton, who was also involved in the 1960s consolidation debate.

But cloning, which often requires a large number of eggs, is a technically challenging and inefficient way to make stem cells, and it raises ethical objections because it requires destruction of a human embryo.

However, with new platforms on the horizon, or already available, in addition to the already established desktop platforms, it would be a tedious and inefficient job to make a molecular viewer available on all platforms, current and future.

It was a labor-intensive, inefficient way to make something look Italian, "straightforward," and pointedly not "hoity-toity".

And if that seems like an inefficient way to make money, given the high cost of locking people up, a growing number of jurisdictions have taken to charging defendants for their court costs and even the price of occupying a jail cell.

The only way, it seems, to solve the problem of the inefficient chatbot is to make these systems act more… well, human.