Sentence examples for inefficiently used from inspiring English sources

As Galbraith reminds us, budget cuts should be designed to allocate inefficiently used resources to government programs with the most potential for investment returns.

Mr. Lapidus objected to odd layouts with inefficiently used space.

If the required production levels fall below that rate, operators and machines are being inefficiently used; and if the rate goes too high, operators must work overtime, machine maintenance cannot keep up, breakdowns occur, and the costs of production rise.

Neal Hudson, an analyst at Savills, a big estate agent, estimates that there are almost 1.2m inefficiently used homes in London and the south-east alone.If old people could be persuaded to sell up, the young would benefit.

Comprehensive and anticipatory design initiative alone, he held exclusive of politics and political theory can solve the problems of human shelter, nutrition, transportation, and pollution; and it can solve these with a fraction of the materials now inefficiently used.

Julius Genachowski, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, who for much of the last two years has pushed the idea of reclaiming what he called inefficiently used airwaves from broadcasters, said he was "pleased that Congress has recognized the vital importance of freeing up more spectrum for mobile broadband".

For instance, Infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) services which provide cloud virtual machines (VMs) allow users to select customizable VM sizes (types), but if users always have to choose over-provisioned VMs and inefficiently use them (even if they only occasionally need that much of computing power), considerable reserved unused resources will be wasted.

However, automatic irrigation systems inefficiently use energy.

In a subsequent, larger study, these investigators demonstrated that blood transfusion in COPD patients with hemoglobin levels of less than 11.0-12.0 g/dl was associated with decreases in both minute ventilation and work of breathing, presumably owing to a salutory effect on the respiratory muscles inefficiently using oxygen [ 14].

Racing to the end of the merging lane infuriates other drivers, and merging prematurely creates a situation that inefficiently uses the roadway.

But even many of its newest coal-fired power plants and industrial furnaces operate inefficiently and use pollution controls considered inadequate in the West.