Sentence examples for more inefficient the from inspiring English sources

The better that campaigns — and all major marketers — have become at identifying precisely whom they want to talk to, the more inefficient the old model can seem.

With the more variable nature of modern power systems and the introduction of significant intermittent generation, it is likely that this compromise would become ever more inefficient, as the variation between the maximum loading and the normal loading would become more significant and variable [33].

These wireless systems become more inefficient as the data rates and the carrier frequencies required for delivering multi-gigabit wireless services climb higher.

"The Japanese market tends to be more inefficient than the American and European markets," says Jean-Marie Eveillard, who manages several First Eagle funds.

Mr. Bergmanson's point was that large city governments were often far more inefficient than the governments of small municipalities like his.

And if the rest of Europe were more like Finland, it would have even more inefficient farmers (the average dairy farm in Finland has 20 cows).

Worst-case: A lackluster offense becomes even more inefficient as the team's pitching gets off to an inconsistent start.

A major part of the problem, in addition to a weak economy, is inefficient state laws and policies that are in many instances even more inefficient than the Federal Government.

Again Pst was more inefficient than the other two species.

Nonetheless, because the mechanism for new piRNA insertion is close to random, it appears to be more inefficient than the mechanism for new CRISPR insertion.

Several of these (A24, A25, C11, N11, N20, and P1) were among the more inefficient analogs with the 20 AA template experiments.