Sentence examples for less efficiency from inspiring English sources

Stiglitz succinctly summarized his own argument in a recent online column: "Inequality leads to lower growth and less efficiency.

Utilities say a patchwork of old and new meter systems could lead to more cost and less efficiency.

Studies suggest Spaniards sleep an hour less than the rest of Europe, which means more accidents at work, less efficiency, and more children missing school.

They have pressed lawyers to bill as many hours as possible, and redefined productivity to mean number of hours billed (volume) rather than doing more with less (efficiency).

Less efficiency means higher costs, which must be offset by either higher prices or lower profits -- probably the latter, in Mr. Feinman's view.

Power companies say that the lawsuits misinterpret the law, and they contend that the requirement prevents them from doing needed maintenance, which leads to more breakdowns and less efficiency.

Recently, he told me, "If it is true that greater efficiency in using a resource means less consumption of it — as efficiency environmentalists say — then less efficiency would logically mean more consumption.

The bigger area shows more lost welfare and less efficiency.

Scaling a business is hard and nearly always yields less efficiency over time.

But to reduce energy consumption, we should probably mandate less efficiency, not more.

The Tobit model shows that teaching hospital is less efficiency than other hospitals.