Sentence examples for through inefficiencies from inspiring English sources

Humans create vast quantities of wastewater through inefficiencies and poor management of water systems.

Ruminants produce methane through inefficiencies that are associated with energy loss from methanogenis (Johnson and Johnson 1995; MacDonald et al. 2010; Cottle et al. 2011).

Sure, other companies might have bigger budgets, but that won't mean much if they're wasting it all through inefficiencies.

Thus, it is irrational, immoral and unethical to deny needy people access to essential health services through inefficiencies.

Food loss and waste has implications on the food production sector, and food and nutrition security in Armenia through inefficiencies in the food value chains.

In Europe and Central Asia, and particularly in countries not part of the European Union, food loss and waste have major implications on food nutrition and security through inefficiencies in the food value chains.

Adhocracy in some sense achieves its effectiveness through inefficiency.

A few months earlier, Persian Gulf leaders were balking at direct disbursement of promised aid to the Palestinian Authority, which they worried might be squandered through inefficiency or corruption.

While experienced movie marketers have a keen sense for which levers to pull and when, the practice wastes money through inefficiency, Mr. Sherak said.

His government has been slow with some institutional reforms, including vital judicial ones, but more through inefficiency than through any wish to block them.Romania has been making strides too, but the politics there do not inspire quite the same hope.

The way I see it, the further away you are from the model of excellence the more likely you are going to pay a price through inefficiency or chronic injury or inability to work as hard as your rival.