Sentence examples for structural inefficiencies from inspiring English sources

States need to tackle corruption and structural inefficiencies, but also maximise and expand their revenue bases.

Moreover, reforms to remove structural inefficiencies from financial markets are proceeding too slowly.

Mr. Negroni will co-head Fundamental Credit Opportunities, which will look for "structural inefficiencies" in the muni market.

Adjusting current rates a few percentage points one way or another won't eliminate the tax system's structural inefficiencies and perverse incentives.

Consolidation can provide some breathing space, but it does not fundamentally alter the dynamics of an industry still riddled with structural inefficiencies.

According to Tikhomirov, attempts to rein in inflation will not be effective so long as the currency hasn't stabilised and structural inefficiencies haven't been addressed, especially in sectors such as utilities, where prices have been rising steadily for years.

A study by Zhang and Bartels (1998), comparing the structural inefficiency of different sized samples, found that this can lead to biased results.

Firstly, the parking lot for the mall was located on the roof of the building without there being sound waterproofing, and secondly the structural inefficiency of the hollow concrete slabs which prevented the installation of effective waterproofing later on.

In contrast, the Economic Internet presents a downgraded in-interface, indicating a structural inefficiency.

Pervasive public and private sector corruption and structural economic inefficiencies remain a drag on long-term growth, particularly in non-energy sectors.

Poland still has a huge farming sector - agriculture accounts for about 60% of the country's total land area - but the sector remains hampered by inefficiency, structural problems and lack of investment.