Sentence examples for only inefficient from inspiring English sources

They argue that the program is not only inefficient but rewards inefficiency by keeping small, high-cost dairy farms in business.

Congress has not specifically outlawed incandescent bulbs, only inefficient ones.

According to Mitchell Daniels, the budget director, the administration is targeting only inefficient programs.

It is the opposite of Google: not only inefficient, but at its best, useless.

"But holding large international meetings with no results is not only inefficient, but can even be counterproductive".

We know today that in modern mass production, the small unit is not only inefficient, it cannot produce at all".

True to form, there have been smirks and complaints about a budgeting process that is not only notoriously secretive but inefficient as well.

Modern bulbs, the descendants of that demonstration, are cheap (around 50 cents) but inefficient, because only about 5% of the energy they use is turned into light and the rest is wasted as heat.

But steel production follows a beggar-thy-neighbor pattern common throughout China's economy: successful ventures attract imitators, but inefficient producers are only rarely weeded out.

After several years or months of commencement of operations, the service is not only too expensive, limited but inefficient.

Thirdly, in some cases, the former developments specify points on the efficient frontier only for inefficient stages, while for a network which is entirely inefficient such points are also required.