Sentence examples for profoundly inefficient from inspiring English sources
Because ballet is a profoundly inefficient narrative medium, the stories have to be fairly simple and stark, as they are in fairy tales.
And it will retard the development of a Russian economy which depends on oil and gas for 70 per cent of its exports and whose manufacturing sector remains profoundly inefficient and uncompetitive.
The result was a profoundly inefficient economy that required almost everyone to work very hard just to create enough of the essentials for survival; even then, famines were still disturbingly common.
The fundamental issue, at the core of the healthcare dispute, is typically ignored and goes unreported: the for-profit health insurance industry in the United States is profoundly inefficient and costly, and a sane and sustainable alternative exists – single payer, otherwise known as expanded and improved Medicare for all.
Among these variables, internal factors (i.e., institutions) are of prime concern in this study as they have proven to be profoundly inefficient and irresponsive, which has resulted in the tourism sector not achieving its economic potential.
It shows how profoundly different and inefficient things are.
The objective of training practitioners on topics such as adipose tissue negative feedback or adipose hyperplasia is not so much to biologise behaviour as to reveal that the standard treatment – cognitive dietary restraint – is inefficient and profoundly damaging for many patients.
Applying a blanket ban on travel for anyone within 3 weeks of arriving from Guinea, Liberia, or Sierra Leone, independent of the category of risk, was certainly expedient, but profoundly unjust, and also an inefficient public health measure.
Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.
