Sentence examples for totally inefficient from inspiring English sources

"It was totally inefficient, and was cheaper and more economical to build new.

"We finished the airport and installed security systems at each gate," he said, "which was totally inefficient for the airlines".

Although we have conclusive evidence that the market is not completely efficient, it would be a mistake to conclude that it is totally inefficient, and thus easy to beat.

Rust: Two things: 1) How totally inefficient the clean up process is at some of these Superfund sites; and 2) that despite continuous cleaning and treatment, many of these sites aren't actually going to get clean for hundreds of years.

And without foreign investment, all these towns in Russia where the whole town works for one factory cannot be turned into 10-factory towns, and without that happening the government will go on subsidizing the one factory in that town -- even if it is totally inefficient.

A spokesman for Mr Johnson said the fractured organisation of London's suburban railways was "totally inefficient".

The present benefits system is unfair, inefficient, and totally unprofessional; which is why millions of people do not claim the benefits to which they are legally entitled.

The robust downregulation that we observed could not be totally ascribed to an inefficient cleavage of Notch1 at the membrane due to Pin1 downmodulation, as previously described (Rustighi et al, 2009).

Penicillin-G (12.5%) and streptomycin (9.4%) were inefficient drugs; gentamycin and vancomycin were totally inactive against both isolates.

We note from the simulation result that our scheme can essentially cluster the received USCS signals into the right groups in a totally blind fashion, without any assistance of energy-inefficient training patterns (e.g., pilot sequence).

Steinbaum: I think this idea that overenforcement of antitrust laws creates opportunities for inefficient competitors to avoid their "natural" death is totally unsupported in the empirical record.