Sentence examples for supposed inefficiency from inspiring English sources

He attacks wind power for supposed inefficiency in reducing carbon emissions because of stand-by power requirements, which suggests that he understands carbon as pollution.

The hollowness of Republican attacks on the UN's supposed "waste and inefficiency" have also been highlighted by the mind-boggling costs of US operations in Iraq and now Afghanistan.

A deregulated wholesale market where private, unregulated suppliers would compete to produce power was supposed to eliminate these inefficiencies.

From hallowed flamberge which was supposed to slice through the fat of inefficiency, privatisation has become a limp, cynical, middle-management way of adding the fat of personal insurance.

Morality is supposed to correct problems of threatening Pareto-inefficiency which would be the result of unfettered (interdependent) individual rational action.

But still, charity: water, the nonprofit he started, was supposed to be a rejoinder to conventional philanthropy — the inefficiency, the celebrity culture, the Learjets.

To do that, the authors supposed P satisfies the special algebraic properties either efficiency or inefficiency while it is minimal.

In this reference, the authors supposed that P satisfies the special algebraic properties either efficiency or inefficiency while it is minimal.

At the end of the rainbow there was supposed to be a gold mine of profits wrung from managing away the inefficiencies and excesses of modern medicine.

The 125km were supposed to be ready last year, but are now scheduled to be finished by the end of 2012.Corruption and inefficiency are endemic in Colombia, as in most of Latin America.

The Air Force's procurement programs have been handicapped for years by accusations of favoritism, inefficiency and technical shortfalls, and Mr. Riechers's new role in the procurement office was supposed to have been repairing the damage.