Sentence examples for perceived inefficiencies from inspiring English sources

We describe the perceived inefficiencies that motivate proposals, and how proposals seek to change debtor and creditor incentives.

Ultimately, it was the perceived inefficiencies of the OAIC in these early days that were used to justify the plans to abolish the office.

The questions over perceived inefficiencies will no doubt continue, but Pilgrim stresses the work of the OAIC is continuing and it was now tending to a vast range of privacy functions.

The Federal Banknote Act of 1881, introducing common standards of quality in banknote issue, was the result of these perceived inefficiencies.

Former General Electric CEO Jack Welch was known for growing fast in the slow-growth economy of the 1980's by eradicating perceived inefficiencies, trimming inventories and dismantling bureaucracy.

A 40-year-old math whiz who holds both an MBA and a Ph.D. in theoretical physics, Gershon first developed his idea in 2001 upon his perceived inefficiencies in the traditional Black-Scholes options-pricing model he came across as head of options trading at Barclay's in London.

Plaintiffs Young, Walley and Gilmore all state in their affidavits that they often speak with potential donors about subjects such as the problems of the homeless and poor, the perceived inefficiency of the social service system in New York and the dangerous nature of the public shelters in which they sometimes sleep...

All are intrigued by a perceived inefficiency in the real estate market, its historical dependence on long-term leases, which many young businesses don't want.

Prime Minister Essam Sharaf's government has come under consistent criticism from across the political spectrum since it came to office in March for its perceived inefficiency and its subordination to the military.

The perceived inefficiency of pharmaceutical drug development has been widely discussed [ 1- 5].

Furthermore, the widespread use of informal payments within the Greek NHS [ 23], the growing imbalance between the Greek public and private health sector [ 25] as well as the perceived inefficiency and inequity of Greek health care [ 18, 20, 24, 25] result in increased patient dissatisfaction which may aggravate conflicts between patients and residents.