Sentence examples for inefficient transportation from inspiring English sources

There is potential, but other conditions, like India's inefficient transportation and supply chains, would have to improve too.

The focus on local production will also cut down on costs associated with state-run (and thoroughly corrupt and inefficient) transportation and storage.

And just as the telegraph reduced inefficient transportation requirements -- after all, a person didn't have to get on a horse to deliver a message anymore -- the Internet may reduce transportation needs as well by, among other things, encouraging more shopping from home.

But many others were undone by the numerous Gordian knots that hold back Indian agriculture: laws limit who can buy farmers' crops, 35 percent of fruits and vegetables are wasted because of inefficient transportation and farmers earn too little to invest in their marginal farms.

But its true roots are in an attempt to reform one of the most inefficient transportation systems in the country, one that costs almost $7,000 a year for each passenger, an amount so high that many of those children could hire a livery cab for about the same price.

As was reported elsewhere in The Times, the strike may look, on the surface, like a union dispute, "but its true roots are in an attempt to reform one of the most inefficient transportation systems in the country, one that costs almost $7,000 a year for each passenger, an amount so high that many of those children could hire a livery cab for about the same price.

An inefficient public transportation will lead to an increase in the demand for using private cars.

And as São Paulo has an inefficient public transportation system, thousands of citizens commute by car, making the air very polluted.

Egyptian writer Ḥasan Nūr's short story "Burkān" ("Volcano") depicted the deteriorating conditions in his society: the inefficient public transportation, high food prices, and unemployment.

New York City mayors have long tolerated one of the most inefficient school transportation systems in the country — made so by a labor agreement that undermines competitive bidding and poorly designed bus routes.

But she has long since become inured to the physical realities of commuting in Jakarta, where horrific traffic and an inefficient public transportation system condemn many people to sitting in cars, buses and minivans or on motorcycles for four hours a day or longer, year-round.