Sentence examples for proves inefficient from inspiring English sources

In the latter case, the warning signal could spread unnecessary panic, or change danger circumstances so that, eventually, signalling itself proves inefficient [39, 43, 44].

It was mentioned in Section III that, though widely used in telecommunications, the Monte Carlo computational technique proves inefficient for large values of σdB.

Other options to get rid of them, such as trained dogs, have proved inefficient.

Tom Marsh, a first selectman in Chester, said fewer courts would prove inefficient and alienate tax payers.

Same with apparel, because the current method of handling apparel proved inefficient and far too costly.

Both used DC systems, which proved inefficient for long-distance power transmission.

But the virus delivery method has proved inefficient, and it still lingers under the cloud caused by the death of a patient at the University of Pennsylvania in 1999.

Hunt sports a Fitbit to track his steps, though sadly it's proving inefficient at monitoring the calories burned while grovelling to Theresa May to keep his job.

It is hoped that small automated buses could fill that niche where human-operated transport has proved inefficient with municipal funds.

John E. Calfee, a health care expert at the American Enterprise Institute, said that federal contracts for drug development could prove inefficient and costly because the government would probably have to cover any costs the companies incurred, plus a profit margin.

Near the Haitian embassy, which had also proven inefficient at issuing the documents necessary for Haitians to comply with the regularization plan, I met Jhonny Jean, a construction worker originally from the north Haitian town of Gonaïves.