Sentence examples for make inefficiency from inspiring English sources
Not surprising, some Democrats have sought to make inefficiency seem a virtue.
If the length of the solution vector D is large, it makes inefficiency improvement in each cycle.
We need to do for driving what was done for cigarettes — take away the glamour and make fuel inefficiency socially unacceptable.
Its openness makes economic inefficiency and political fudge harder to hide.So what should the government do now?
In early 1787 John Jay wrote that the rural disturbances and the inability of the central government to fund troops in response made "the inefficiency of the Federal government [become] more and more manifest".
Ordinary ineptitude and inefficiency make it difficult -- some would say deliberately difficult -- to assemble a true picture of the nation's finances.
Coyne (2009) wrote: "The evolutionary argument is that these imperfections and inefficiencies make sense only if one assumes that evolution has occurred!" (2009: 9).
Thus, personalized medicine may make sense when inefficiencies arise with the application of standard treatments to type 1 patient (α(b + d) < C).
Inefficiencies and arbitrary decision-making can make doing business in Cuba a nightmare.
They make up for their inefficiency by having multiple hunters, each of which sometimes catches prey big enough to share, the researchers report.
Although the megakaryocytes induced by the team weren't as productive as those in the bone marrow, growing the cells on a large scale could make up for this inefficiency and allow generation of ample amounts of platelets, he adds.
