Sentence examples for makes it inefficient from inspiring English sources

Its major disadvantages are a relatively high dielectric constant (which delays signal propagation) and low thermal conductivity (which makes it inefficient at drawing away heat).

The expense of SDT construction makes it inefficient in practice.

Hierarchical structure of these networks makes it inefficient to use available replica placement strategies specialized to CDN or P2P network domains.

This resulted in a two weight scheme which is known to produce a pronounced weight growth problem which rapidly makes it inefficient as a control variate method for variance reduction.

One of the arguments for eliminating Central Light and its union was that it employed too many people, making it "inefficient".

There are appropriate places and times for donating used or new goods, but as the article points out logistical costs can make it inefficient".

Even basic economics courses teach that the market for health insurance, unlike the market for apples or organic meat, is beset by moral hazard and adverse selection, making it inefficient.

Servan-Schreiber says the team rejected the idea of recycling the plastic they collect because recycling marine plastic pollution requires a lot of fresh water to clean off the salt, making it inefficient and wasteful.

The logistics of a divided highway may make it inefficient to use every square foot of concrete, but an isolated section of unused road does not discount the entire program.

Therefore, the practical use of EDM is often faced with some challenges that make it inefficient.

However, most MOF particles were seen encapsulated in the fibers, thus made it inefficient for CO2 adsorption.