Sentence examples for will be inefficient from inspiring English sources
President-elect Barack Obama and Mr. Daschle have signaled a desire to make significant changes in health care, but absent changing how care is delivered, investments will be inefficient, and the public won't get the quality of care we are capable of.
Arguing that attempts to control the gangs will be inefficient without addressing their root causes, Rice (a second cousin of Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice) called for a "Marshall Plan" to end gang violence, at a cost of about a billion dollars, according to some estimates.
Accordingly, predominant browsers will be inefficient grazers; predominant grazers will be particularly inefficient browsers (Schwartz 2009).
But it will be inefficient in case of large database because it will require more I/O load.
Likewise, in subsystem B, in case of inability to provide one kind of order, subsystem B will be inefficient.
In particular, if we choose exp S ( B S, x ) = i = 0 or 2, then P M will be inefficient.
"Just because they're putting together committees with the same number of people from both companies doesn't necessarily mean they'll be inefficient and fail to cut through the rubbish," said Joseph Zanmindustry, an industry consultant.
That is while it may support an efficient distribution of funding within the nominated context (eg pharmaceuticals), it will almost certainly be inefficient in funding that context relative to others.
Trying to sharpen a dirty knife will not only be inefficient, but can cause damage to both the knife and the sharpening steel.
In other words, there are a host of reasons why the court should not endorse the eventual creation of 50 or more immigration policies in the states, which will create havoc in terms of our relations with other countries, and will ultimately prove to be inefficient and ineffective in terms of its goals.
'With luck they will be so inefficient that my $75 will end up more like two dollars and will only buy a Kerry bumper sticker,' he laughed.
