Sentence examples for wasteful systems from inspiring English sources

Tinkering with apprenticeship programmes on a piecemeal basis, as has been done in the UK, is unlikely to yield long-term results, as such half-hearted reforms result in expensive and wasteful systems that lack both scale and content.

One effect of this is that research into driverless cars involves not just how they might work, but how they could be used, a product of the computer engineer's traditional impatience with inefficient or wasteful systems.

America has the most wasteful system on the planet.

There has simply got to be a less costly, less wasteful system.

She would pay for it by adopting a less wasteful system of government budgeting.

This seemingly wasteful system is an adaptation that allows the sheathbills to fledge the maximum number of young permitted by their fluctuating food supply.

It was not because the 15 EU leaders had agreed once again to put off reform of the EU's bizarre and wasteful system of agricultural subsidies.

Economists are virtually united in asserting that a combination of these demand and supply-side levers are the way to get a handle on a wasteful system.

He and his co-founder, Beppe Grillo, a comedian, dream of replacing Italy's corrupt and wasteful system of democracy with a new kind in which lawmakers enact the will of the people as expressed in referenda on the web.

But first the government will have to embark on tough but essential reforms tackling the country's wasteful system of food and fuel subsidies, which gobble up some $20 billion year.

If lenders rely on the government for money to make more loans, he continued, "What is the purpose of the loan industry?" On the campaign trail in 2007, President Obama strongly criticized the guaranteed loan program, calling it "a wasteful system".