Sentence examples for new inefficiencies from inspiring English sources

"There is now a danger of creating a hodgepodge of inconsistent and partial bilateral agreements which may lower tariffs, but which also create new inefficiencies and dizzying complexities," Mrs. Clinton said.

He held out hope that an audit of the government by a private firm — the money to pay for it is in the 2016 budget — would find new inefficiencies to eliminate.

But SMD in combination with large RTOs can cause serious new inefficiencies unless corrective actions are taken.

Competition may generate new inefficiencies or create possible reductions in quality, as institutions divert resources away from academic endeavours towards activities such as administration, marketing, recruitment, and customer service (McGettigan, 2013; Williams, 2013).

In other cases, new inefficiencies might come to light and you'll need to address those.

But it would also require arm's-length negotiations among all those independent concerns, which entails much new inefficiency.

Sluggers who can bunt are the new market inefficiency, and the first team that has its power hitters practising this wimpy technique will enjoy a crucial edge.

Brady and Bell surely want to play Week 1, but it's only because they have yet to realize they've lucked into what could be the NFL's new market inefficiency: using suspensions as a way to keep players healthy and in midseason form for the postseason.

Shy guys are the new market inefficiency.

Accordingly, identifying the new market inefficiency is an ongoing challenge for all teams.

It is also possible that Beane sought to exploit a new market inefficiency-the overvaluation of prospects.