Sentence examples for more inefficiency from inspiring English sources

The success of the industry depends on satisfying both, even if the price of that is a bit more inefficiency and a bit less growth.

The upshot is even more inefficiency.Instead of collapsing, feeble firms plod on thanks to various forms of state protection, which shields them from competition.

Higher values of the estimated score imply more inefficiency.

According to Lowell's findings, the best buys can typically be found among the sector and niche-focused ETFs, where he estimates there is more inefficiency in the pricing of individual securities.

This fear encourages employees to keep quiet and not draw attention to themselves, which means becoming progressively less likely to ask for help when needed, leading to more inefficiency, and thereby more quests.

They also dismiss piracy as an inevitable consequence of the film industries foolish practice of creating demand by making eagerly anticipated movies, and then limiting supply by expensively premiering them in theatres, and then printing them on costly plastic disks, which are sold with restrictions designed to create more inefficiency of distribution.

Harold Evensky, a financial planner in Coral Gables, Fla., said that index funds "always do better" but that actively managed funds were advisable in certain areas, including international investing, particularly emerging markets, and can be better for investing in small companies -- areas where there are more inefficiencies to exploit.

Handoffs between base stations in different cells add even more inefficiencies, causing transmission judders for voice and video.Dr Balakrishnan and his team have come up with a set of solutions to this logjam that look promising, if early experiments on the campus Wi-Fi network and tests using mobile devices are any guide.

If we're going to be politically sustainable with the regulators and the populist politicians, we're going to need to bring the costs down and wring more inefficiencies out of the system".

Other principles from thermodynamics, physics, chemistry, and biochemistry then successively lower the maximum theoretical yield by including the impact of more inefficiencies and costs, thereby achieving more realism and constraining the estimate sequentially closer to the actual biological efficiency experienced by the organism.

His government has been slow with some institutional reforms, including vital judicial ones, but more through inefficiency than through any wish to block them.Romania has been making strides too, but the politics there do not inspire quite the same hope.