Sentence examples for poor use of time from inspiring English sources

For example, Africa has barely one doctor per 1,000 people – low by international comparisons – and its vast geography makes home visits a poor use of time.

— especially one who was both the principal asset and the actual manager of her company — overseeing such small holdings was a poor use of time.

This study investigates why a large proportion of meetings continue to be regarded as a poor use of time, despite a substantial body of literature on how to make improvements.

Too often I've seen progressive-focused organizations work employees to the degree where even attending a doctor's appointment can be seen as a poor use of time.

A few weeks ago I finished a phone meeting that felt clearly like a poor use of time all the way around, for both me and the other person on the line.

However, reviewing studies that are unlikely to provide reliable data with which to answer the question is a poor use of time and can result in misleading conclusions".

Q10 3.10 1.01 3 To what extent was the video blogging aspect of the course a poor use of your time?

This finding was strengthened by the responses to the question regarding whether video blogging was a poor use of their time (mean average of 3.10).

Current practices in teaching scientific writing are largely based on trial and error, which discourages young researchers and makes poor use of their time.

They thought that strict adherence to ODBP guidelines might cut drug costs, but could create ancillary costs through poor use of physicians' time and burdening other sectors of the system (i.e., emergency room visits).

Although patients may benefit through increased disease awareness and increased adherence (Bradford et al 2006), this practice has the potential to increase healthcare costs, and may result in misunderstandings by the patients about their underlying disease and its management with poor use of clinic time (Bosic et al 2007).