Sentence examples for was so inefficient from inspiring English sources

I couldn't believe the curriculum was so inefficient – was this textbook just an anomaly?

My high school started ridiculously early, and school bus route was so inefficient that it actually came to my house before 6 a.m.

The reason was that it was so inefficient that it was only practical where there was a readily available source of coal.

At the time, no one understood how it worked, and it was so inefficient that it was little more than a "laboratory curiosity," Strano says.

Furthermore, prior to Li our tort system of liability was condemned because it was so inefficient in transferring the liability insurance premium to the accident victim (e. g., Conrad et al., Automobile Accident Costs and Payments (1964) pp. 58-61).

"The market for baseball players was so inefficient, and the general grasp of sound baseball strategy so weak, that superior management could still run circles around taller piles of cash," wrote Lewis.

But if markets are so inefficient, why don't firms go on getting bigger for ever?

"Arrears sometimes built up because the procedures of the CSA were so inefficient in the past.

But, the reviewer wrote, "the workers are so inefficient as to make the game unplayable after the first week".

I try to think about the equation that yielded those houses, which, no matter how lovely, are so inefficient.

"But Mom Unit," he complains in his flat, computer-generated buzz of a voice, "humans are so inefficient".