Sentence examples for inefficiently placed from inspiring English sources

One of the lead alpha territory researchers, Professor Rowland Atkinson, of Sheffield University, said politicians' subservience to the super-rich led them to see the poor as "inefficiently placed" in prime neighbourhoods and a deterrent to foreign investment.

Transparency and accountability in government contracting, however, is not to be compromised". If it is, a vicious circle ensues: reconstruction takes place inefficiently and- in the worst case- without regard for long-term durability.

At that time, social programs were run by dedicated people, but very few had management backgrounds and many places were inefficiently run.

Second, are energy operating costs inefficiently priced and/or understood?

Current methods typically require 24 h and use target inefficiently.

And whereas a nuclear bomb uses its fuel rather inefficiently (the explosive fission process takes place in milliseconds), a reactor does a more thorough job consuming its fuel over the course of several months before a fuel assembly is replaced.

Despite its strong market position, AMP was inefficiently run and suffered poor business returns.

Similarly, certain proteins may be inefficiently imported into the nucleus, the site of the Y2H assay.

And though his outside shooting was mostly near league average, he managed to rack up points from all areas of the court — albeit inefficiently from the left corner — on his way to third place on the all-time NBA points list.

This is another place where it's interesting to think about how humans decompose problems, often inefficiently — think leadership 101 for machines.

With rare exceptions, such exercises naturally favour the Tories because their votes pile up inefficiently as people move out of cities to suburbs and small towns, leaving Labour's concentrated in places such as London.