Sentence examples for particularly inefficient from inspiring English sources

Trials are particularly inefficient means toward such ends.

In September Venezuela, a particularly inefficient producer, saw its bonds downgraded.

That's a particularly inefficient if you love to jump in and out of Sony's amazing Sweep Panorama mode.

The Flint plant, in which some UAW workers get eight hours' pay for 4 1/2 hours' work, is particularly inefficient.

A paper published a couple of years ago by Rosanne Altshuler of Rutgers, Benjamin H. Harris of the Brookings Institution and Eric Toder of the Tax Policy Center suggested that the American mix is particularly inefficient.

Not only is the United States the stingiest of all rich-country aid donors (spending only 0.1% of its national income on foreign aid, compared with the European average of 0.3%), its aid is particularly inefficient.

Chasing the chimera of continuing the happy motoring tradition of the 20th century is foolhardy, particularly with inefficient vehicles that most often will require the burning of fossil fuels to charge their batteries.

Second, a lot of today's inequality is inefficient, particularly in the most unequal countries.

Some MPS suppliers even monitor individual employees' use of printers or copiers in order to identify particularly wasteful or inefficient practices.The industry's rule of thumb is that MPS can cut costs by around 30%.

Many are afraid that WTO membership will throw more out of work, particularly in the inefficient state sector.Even growth of 7-8% is not enough to cope with China's fast-rising unemployment.

In legal research (which, until recently, was particularly antiquated and inefficient), CaseText, Judicata and RavelLaw are making waves by democratizing and streamlining processes.