Sentence examples for making inefficient from inspiring English sources
"Making inefficient markets efficient," is how eBay's management explains what it does.
We have a government bought and paid for by big corporate interests who have hurt the economy, making inefficient use of our nation's wealth at great cost to our financial stability.
The study has also quantified the output (input) increases (reductions) required for making inefficient district hospitals efficient.
Mutations in p53 have been described for virtually all human tumours, making them scape their own control systems and making inefficient all the therapeutic efforts aimed to promote these later.
Personally, I hate them -- they're bulky, make inefficient use of weight and space, and only make sense in airports and cities with paved sidewalks.
"We make inefficient markets efficient," Mr. Dutta said, and that can bring greater profits to sellers and lower prices to buyers.
The current process is made inefficient, they say, by an outdated computer matching program, stifling government oversight, the overreliance by doctors on inconclusive tests and even federal laws against age discrimination.
Also, it made inefficient use of manpower, since each vehicle required a crew of two and sometimes three men only one of whom actually handled offensive weapons and struck at the enemy.
Cissy Kagaba, the executive director of the Anti-Corruption Coalition of Uganda told Kampala's Observer newspaper that "even when there have been steps to fight corruption through the creation of institutions like IGG, DPP and the public accounts committee, all these have been made inefficient due to lack of political will".
Table 6 shows the required change in input reduction or output increase to make inefficient hospitals efficient for the study period.
Family-controlled firms trade at a discount because of the misallocation of control rights to heirs who make inefficient decisions, not because of extraction of pecuniary benefits.
