Sentence examples for of being inefficient from inspiring English sources

"The marchers want to express our disgust to kidnappers and assassins, but also we want to accuse authorities of being inefficient for not giving us the security they promised," he wrote.

While that might have been a useful model when the organization was smaller, at 80,000 employees it runs the risk of being inefficient, and could easily lead to many missed business opportunities for Publicis.

If your ratio is less than three — or more 0.33, if you flip the numerator and denominator, of course — your growth as a firm can be viewed as a combination of being inefficient and too expensive.

Until recently, mainly due to the project-out inverse compositional algorithm [45], AAMs have been widely criticized of being inefficient and unable to generalize well in illumination and facial expression variations.

It's not a matter of being inefficient or dawdling during the day; we just have too many things on our plates.

In addition, private practitioners have accused the public health practitioners of being inefficient in the care process.

The result of this duplication and lack of integration is inefficient use of staff time and missed opportunities to improve uptake of health and prevention services.

For example, in MPS I, II and VI, distribution of recombinant enzymes and correction of pathology is inefficient in tissues such as bone, cartilage and heart (Wraith, 2006).

The consequence of either of these tools is inefficient allocation of scarce resources, leading to a potential loss of well-being to the population.

Overall, the major roadblocks for clinical translation of QDs are inefficient delivery, toxicity, and lack of quantification.

The reaction with only dGTP in the absence of dATP was inefficient judging by a higher percent of unutilized primer in line five for the control extract.