inefficient造句

Do not subsidize inefficient producers.

It would not be advisable to automate an inefficient process.

There are too many inefficient workers in the factory.

This was not only inhuman; it was also inefficient.

Rote memorization is an inefficient way to learn.

Plans may also become inefficient in the attainment of objectives by jeopardizing group satisfactions.

We can't blame this problem on OPEC, because we have so much wasteful and inefficient consumption.

Not much, they think spending is inefficient now and would remain so.

One has the superficial impression that too many people are employed in small, inefficient, family operations.

A second limit on the private-equity recovery is the cockroach-like survival of the region's big and inefficient conglomerates.

Lifting to "failure" doesn't mean that you should lift the last few times with a wobbly or inefficient form.

This tells me that I may have an inefficient access path, where DB2 reads more data than it should.

This is a very inefficient way of running and a major cause of shin splints and heel pain.

First, to reduce savings and inefficient investment, China needs to privatize and deregulate large State-owned enterprises (SOEs).

I needed a good manager to keep me on track, but my boss-well, she's a nice lady, but she can be overindulgent, inefficient, and reclusive.

The prototype is grossly inefficient, the fuel created harnessing only between 0.7% and 0.8% of the solar energy taken into the vessel.

Missing statistics can cause the optimizer to overestimate or to underestimate the selectivity of a predicate, and eventually to select an inefficient access path.

Most of the Russian Federation, after all, is pretty chilly, and the building stock - much of it byproducts of Soviet-era design - is profoundly inefficient.

The government of Felipe Calderón, president since 2006, has taken some timid steps to make the state energy monopolies less inefficient, and has applied the odd pinprick to Mr Slim.

Modern bulbs, the descendants of that demonstration, are cheap (around 50 cents) but inefficient, because only about 5% of the energy they use is turned into light and the rest is wasted as heat.

Due to the overhead involved in context switching to a thread or process for any amount of work, systems with small-scope granularity are often inefficient and suffer from low performance.

Public spending should certainly take the brunt: there is plenty of scope to slim inefficient Leviathan, and studies of past deficit-cutting programmes suggest they work best when cuts predominate.

But if reconstruction is seen to be inefficient or delayed by bureaucratic bottlenecks, cynicism will set in and it may be decades before such generosity will be seen again.