Sentence examples for manage inefficient from inspiring English sources

And much like any other place in which innovation has taken a backseat, we see so many problems with networking technologies today: they are hard to manage, inefficient, unreliable, costly, prone to manipulations and the list goes on.

Poorly managed inefficient landfilling has been seen as the major factor contributing to hydro geological contamination that originates from leachate that infiltrates into soil and groundwater.

"Whether they [Russian people] like it or not, Putin is so far the only figure who can manage this inefficient state machine," Mr Prokhorov said.

In the 1980s and 1990s, when African governments faced severe fiscal crises, the bank pushed for the public sector — often badly managed and inefficient — to pull back from agriculture, incorrectly assuming that market forces would jump-start agricultural growth.

Outside the U.S. and Canada railways have mostly been owned and managed by inefficient state monopolies.

About 75percentt of Brazil's population (approximately 150 million people) only have access to the public healthcare system, which is poorly managed and inefficient.

Unlike the modern microprocessor, they can't be programmed with easily managed but inefficient languages like C or Java, command sets that are designed to do everything from manipulating Excel spreadsheets to running websites.

In Nigeria, such challenges could include scarcity of resources, limited experience with insurance mechanisms to pool and manage risk, and inefficient revenue collection, pooling and resource allocation and purchasing [ 12].

He added: "The criteria tended to keep those woodlands with highest public benefit and conservation value and selected those woodlands with lowest public benefit or that were inefficient to manage".

The proposals coming from "reform conservatives," as they're known, still start from the premise that the federal government is too big and inefficient to manage anti-poverty programs well.

Use of poorly coordinated services to manage individual diseases is inefficient, burdensome and unsafe [ 18].