Sentence examples for management inefficiencies from inspiring English sources

One reason private equity was successful in the United States was its ability to reorganize companies by taking majority ownership and eliminating management inefficiencies.

When the management goal is maximum population control, consideration of birth and spatial dynamics can increase return on management effort and bring to light management inefficiencies.

There is no convincing consensus about a correlation between a bank's size and supposed efficiencies of scale, and any efficiencies must be weighed against management inefficiencies associated with complexity and opacity.

Until now, Mr. Obama has avoided putting his name behind sweeping proposals to cut military spending for fear that the Republicans would brand him as a typical soft-on-defense Democrat, and he was pleased that his defense secretary, a Republican, went after poor-performing procurement programs and management inefficiencies, plowing much of the savings right back into the military.

Increased competition in online resources for DIY enthusiasts and management inefficiencies have slowed the company's growth, sources say.

There are so many reasons for a restaurant's decline: loss of celebrated chef, management inefficiency or absenteeism, premature expansion, staff arrogance.

Up to $50 billion a year is lost to poor management, inefficiency and overfishing in world fisheries, according to a new report published jointly by the World Bank and the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation.

Many investors and employees learned the hard way that capitalism is a risky business, but if the taxpayer were to assume all such risk there would be no market punishment for any management inefficiency or corruption.

BAD management, inefficiency and overfishing could mean that as much as $50 billion a year is lost from world fisheries, according to a new report published jointly by the World Bank and the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation.

But when news broke on October 3 that the French market regulator had begun an investigation into insider trading allegations at EADS, reportedly singling out 21 top executives at the company and its shareholders Lagardere and DaimlerChrysler, Gallois once again found himself answering charges of management inefficiency and corruption.

When you first create a demand management model, inefficiencies often surface.