Sentence examples for wasteful capacity from inspiring English sources

It is possible that employing too much of labor and capital inputs can create slack resources, wasteful capacity, dysfunctional operation and organizational chaos that may eventually lead to lower quality [ 33, 34].

We heard only a few mentions that collaborations allowed participants to avoid duplicating services, that is to recognize and reduce redundant and wasteful capacity when two organizations are offering similar programs.

Whereas phage can act essentially as a colicin-style nonmultiplicative killer when their carriers are numerically dominant, they do so in a less efficient manner due to their relatively wasteful capacity for replication (e.g. effective colicin 'burst-size' is at least 10-fold greater, Gordon and Riley 1999).

The report repeatedly cites this "excess capacity" as wasteful, inefficient and costly, and asserts that eliminating it will result in better health care.

Under certain circumstances, they can work against sustainable forest management, as in the case of Indonesia, where a log export ban led to the installation of excessive industrial capacity, the wasteful use of roundwood and, more generally, to an economically inefficient situation (Repetto and Gillis, 1988; Whiteman and Scotland, 1999).

When the announced plant closings are completed over the next couple of years, its remaining factories will be operating at 105% of capacity, instead of the wasteful 90% they averaged in 2005, according to productivity experts Harbour Consulting.

It becomes wasteful energetically to sustain excessive chaperoning capacity when overall protein synthesis is mitigated, as is the case during times of stress.

That lending is leading to unsustainable asset-price inflation, while wasteful investment is producing oodles of excess capacity.

As for Gatwick, to build additional capacity there would be a classic wasteful fudge.

Public investment will inevitably include some wasteful spending, and politically directed lending could add to excess capacity in some sectors and create new bad loans for banks.

It would be biologically wasteful for either gender to maintain a contemporaneous high reproductive capacity while their opposite gender does not.