Sentence examples for its inefficient from inspiring English sources

Unless the U.S. does something about its inefficient educational monopoly, it will have real trouble maintaining its present level of economic growth.

First, the government announced that it was at last opening its inefficient retail industry to foreign firms only to change its mind within days.

Consequently, Vietnam Airlines announced in April of the same year that it would be phasing out its inefficient Soviet planes.

The company's water supply was always deficient for the city's needs, and its water business was finally superseded by the Croton Aqueduct in 1842, but in its first few years of operation, it did allow free use of its inefficient system by the city's volunteer fire companies.

If the negotiations are to succeed, the principal challenge is for the rich countries: America must show it can deliver the concessions it has offered, and Europe must demonstrate it is committed to free trade even when this annoys its inefficient farmers.

In 2002, the country began to dismantle its inefficient electric power monopoly.

China's real political constituencies are its wildly inefficient, often bankrupt state-owned enterprises.

Life, in its lazy, inefficient, distracted manner, got in the way.

He'd been trying to repair a Newcomen steam engine and was fretting about its crudely inefficient use of heat and steam.

Brazilian ethanol, unlike its incredibly inefficient North American competitor, has had no demonstrable impact on the recent increase in food prices, as the relative stability of world sugar prices shows.

But with its own inefficient economy foundering, and with the GCC countries jointly wielding hundreds of billions of dollars in investment capital, it is the Arabs who now carry greater clout.