Sentence examples for seems inefficient from inspiring English sources

It seems inefficient to work in a job and take money home.

Furthermore, it seems inefficient to have a large share of the population spending four years reading Chaucer.

Objections include the fact that the McCain plan seems inefficient in terms of both taxpayer return and moral hazard.

This is why oil-to-cash proponents include something that seems inefficient: the government gives a dollar to people and then takes back 30 cents in taxes.

It seems inefficient somehow for all of us to be awake separately; wouldn't it be great if we could pool all our individual little tributaries of wakeful energy into one mighty Mississippi, and then harness it, like a W.P.A. project, like the Hoover Dam?

Currently, the assessment of sewage structural conditions by manually interpretation on CCTV images seems inefficient, especially for several thousands of frames in one inspection plan.

The team may seem inefficient to a casual observer.

"It would seem inefficient to have a witness testify 416 times," Judge Walther said.

Next he tried crawling, but that too, he said, seemed inefficient.

And of course if the goal is maximisation of your individual gain, collective purchase will seem inefficient.

Although she wisely distances herself from the wilder excesses of evolutionary psychology, Taylor's framework is strictly Darwinian, and such actions seem inefficient in the context of natural selection.