Sentence examples for there were inefficiencies from inspiring English sources

They concluded that it was not 100% effective and there were inefficiencies in terms of infrastructure and manpower (23).

Also, regardless of those two factors, there were inefficiencies in some of the programmes that if we were running them again we would not repeat, not least because we won't have as much money.

Frederick Winslow Taylor makes a great villain, but Stewart needs him to be ridiculous, which makes it difficult to appreciate Brandeis's argument: there was waste, there were inefficiencies, and Taylorizing did improve the standard of living, at least as measured by consumption.

~ Service Provider 6 In summary, although the care coordinators and service providers reported that there were inefficiencies with the research project and with working together in the community, they believed that many of these issues could be remedied, primarily through increased education about the RAI-HC and its application to clinical practice.

But true believers see no need to change: there are inefficiencies still to be squeezed out of the system.

"But there are inefficiencies in the system, and you cannot have that — the market won't pay for it.

And clearly there are inefficiencies; it would be surprising if there weren't in a sector so dominated by the government.

Bradbury Dyer, who founded Paragon Associates, Dallas's second hedge fund, in 1972, feels the same way: "I believe there are inefficiencies the larger you get".

"Where there are inefficiencies, that's where active management is at its best," said Susan Hirshman, a wealth strategist at J.P. Morgan Fleming Asset Management in New York, which handles many actively run portfolios.

"There are inefficiencies that should be dead by now".

Yes, there are inefficiencies that makes things difficult, but they also makes the opportunities much larger too".