Sentence examples for years of inefficient from inspiring English sources

The Global Fund's approach was conceived as a reaction against years of inefficient and often ineffective foreign development programs.

He was credited with reviving the AMIA case after many years of inefficient investigation, and frequently met Jewish leaders.

The industry wastes a staggering amount of money every year because of inefficient information systems — as much as $270 billion, according to Volpe, Welty & Co. "I'd be satisfied with just a small percentage of that," Clark deadpans.

The mines were nationalized in the late 1960's, but by the 1990's, the mines had fallen into horrible disrepair, after years of insufficient capital investment, inefficient production and overstaffing.

Increasing demand of radio bandwidth in recent years plus inefficient use of licensed bands has encouraged the researchers to devise a mechanism to allocate the radio bandwidth in a more efficient way.

Indeed, although photosynthesis has been optimized over three billion years of evolution, it remains inefficient at converting solar energy into chemical energy and biomass.

Investing far less in recent years than its rivals, Chartered now bears the burden of inefficient legacy fabs.

A novel aspect of the election campaign was the Labour candidate insisting that TfL, though good in many ways, could be a leaner and more entrepreneurial business machine, while his Conservative rival protested that any funding cut in the form of the fares freeze would wreck its finances - this following years of Tory complaints that TfL is inefficient, "bloated" and so on.

I would fund energy-saving improvements — insulation of houses, solar panels and replacement of inefficient furnaces for households making less than $30,000 a year and develop a sliding scale for those earning more than $30,000 a year.

Foreign companies threaten to grab vast chunks of the Chinese market in other fields where, despite years of government goading, domestic businesses are highly inefficient by global standards.

Associated with the impaired growth was evidence of inefficient splicing.