Sentence examples for major inefficiencies from inspiring English sources

Reverse aggregators, which form groups of buyers within specific vertical or horizontal markets, reduce two major inefficiencies.

Layers of bureaucracy and short-term political priorities create major inefficiencies, emasculate local management, thwart local responsiveness and encourage creative accounting in responding to Whitehall target-setting.

The Japanese case vividly illustrates the major inefficiencies and productivity costs resulting from such a pattern of economic geography, even for advanced nations.

To summarize the presented methodology, the Exergy Analysis firstly aims at making a diagnosis of the existing process by identifying the major inefficiencies; then based upon this diagnosis; the Pinch Analysis enables to give concrete solutions to improve its energy efficiency.

Thing is, the system has some major inefficiencies.

Despite the widespread adoption of business applications such as ERP and CRM, major inefficiencies among trading partners still exist that hinder effective commerce.

The policy is intended to address a "major inefficiency" that has led to an unnecessary pileup of cases in the immigration courts, Mr. Morton said.

The first major inefficiency is the time-lag problem for distributing scientific ideas.

A new survey has shed light on a major inefficiency in the way most people look for a job: Getting referrals.

But he also believes that professionals should do better precisely because, as he puts it, "the market is full of major league inefficiencies".

It develops some of the major factors explaining inefficiencies and proposes methods to measure the efficiency and effectiveness of NSIs.