Sentence examples for sometimes inefficient from inspiring English sources

The Google Print Ads program, along with two similar efforts by Google to sell ads on television and radio, were seen as high-profile tests of the company's ability to bring the efficiencies of its automated marketplace for online ads to large, and sometimes, inefficient advertising markets.

Trains, buses and cars can only go from A to B in limited and sometimes inefficient ways.

We agreed, for example, that it can be difficult for students as future scientists to understand, and break into, Austria?s fragmented and sometimes inefficient science community.

Urban areas have high risk of flash flooding due to the presence of large impervious areas and sometimes inefficient drainage system (Chen et al. 2009; Huong and Pathirana, 2013; Sowmya et al. 2015).

Additionally, these methods are costly and sometimes inefficient.

Until recently, hand cleansing was achieved through the use of soap and water, a time consuming [ 10] and sometimes inefficient process.

After living through a stock-market bubble and a credit bubble in the past decade and a half, we can be quite sure that financial markets are sometimes chronically inefficient.

Fenton oxidation sometimes gives inefficient degradation because of iron-organic complexes [11, 12].

Min max developed by Zimmermann (1978) is one of the first fuzzy approaches used for solving multi-objective optimization problems; however, this approach sometimes produces inefficient solutions (Lai and Hwang 1993).

Alternative primer sets were created for genome fragments F3 and F5 because the PCRs with the original primers sometimes were inefficient.

We argue that programs designed specifically to monitor biodiversity, although sometimes criticized as inefficient and ineffective, are statistically and biologically robust in the long term, especially compared to the status quo.