A — In the mire of waste, inefficiency, and corruption.
An unending phenomenon that is taking place at a growing speed is that of urban explosion, often manifest as sprawl, namely, uncontrolled, uncivilised urbanisation, urban dispersion that is not being managed or is badly managed, with visible, heavy effects of waste, inefficiency, loss of quality and dissipation (The bibliography is endless et al. 2006; Indovina et al. 1990).
In fact, Medicare stands like a rock in a troubled sea of waste, inefficiency and disarray in the rest of our health care system, dominated as it is by big, corporate insurers whose paramount goal is to maximize profits, often by enrolling the healthy, avoiding the sick, raising premiums and denying claims.
We wail about greenhouse gases and pollution, yet our system is designed for waste, inefficiency and degradation of the environment.
The authority, like many sprawling bureaucracies, has its share of waste and inefficiencies, like spiraling overtime.
Warren should initiate a weekly tradition of calling out waste, inefficiency, and corruption, wherever it is found.
The other source of waste and inefficiency is the shower.
In these straitened times also... a source of waste and inefficiency," said Jones.
That kind of conscious political or policy decision aside, fiscal analysts say, areas of waste and inefficiency persist.
They know that their cheap gas fosters pollution, traffic, contraband fuel smuggling across the Colombian border, and a wider culture of waste and inefficiency.
