Sentence examples for wasteful overlaps from inspiring English sources
Last year bureaucratic snafus and wasteful overlaps among Global One partners cost Sprint about $100 million.
There is no wasteful overlap.
QUESTION FROM ELI: Are the major NGO's successfully coordinating aid with each other and the government of Haiti, or is there a lot of wasteful overlap and glaring holes in coverage areas?
JON LEE ANDERSON: To answer you briefly and to the point — no, they are not satisfactorily coordinating, to my knowledge, and yes, there is a lot of wasteful overlap and glaring holes.
This free care is financed through hundreds of programs, many of which are overlapping wasteful and bureaucratic.
Greater Manchester, like the rest of the UK, runs its public services through a complex and wasteful mesh of overlapping organisations, which have separate files and information.
This may result in wasteful resource use and overlap in service supply.
Officials responsible for the study said that the state government, which has an annual budget of $105 billion, was a mess of inefficiency, overlapping authority and wasteful spending, and that it needed to be streamlined.
In addition, data transfer between main memory and GPU, regarded as one of the most wasteful and time-consuming processes in GPU computing, is executed in parallel with the signal processing by overlapping kernel execution and data transfers.
But neither is the notoriously wasteful EAS, which was singled out earlier this year in the GAO's 345-page report on federal "duplication, overlap and fragmentation". Whatever else they decide to do about the nation's air transportation system, members of Congress from both parties should make it their business to reform that program.
