inefficiency|inefficiencies in English

noun

[in·ef·fi·cien·cy || ‚ɪnɪ'fɪʃnsɪ]

lack of efficiency, incompetency, incapability

Use "inefficiency|inefficiencies" in a sentence

1. They taxed me with inefficiency.

2. The manager was discharged for inefficiency.

3. I was fuming at their inefficiency.

4. - Inefficiencies in state-owned enterprises.

5. Budgetary control reveals inefficiencies in products, processes and departments

6. This economic system is working in inefficiency.

7. Arbitrageurs exploit these imperfections and inefficiencies to their advantage

8. The Government's inefficiency bears the whole responsibility.

9. Increased absenteeism and inefficiency at work.

10. Estimates refer only to the cost of allocative inefficiency.

11. Public disclosure of information can mitigate market inefficiencies.

12. The Bilit TM Solves the Insurance Inefficiency — Chart 2

13. Ativan shows inefficiency in acute delusional, affective, hallucinatory disorders

14. Meanwhile his Society's inefficiency left him destitute.

15. We will not tolerate shoddy service, inefficiency or waste.

16. The economy is being strangled by inefficiency and corruption.

17. Unfortunately the timber industry is shot through with economic inefficiency.

18. The downside was inefficiency, corruption and environmental destruction.

19. Convertible arbitrage: exploit pricing inefficiencies between convertible securities and the corresponding stocks.

20. Lagging in phase causes inefficiency, electrical noise, and shortened life.

21. The report drew a grim picture of inefficiency and corruption.

22. Arbitrageurs exploit these imperfections and inefficiencies to their advantage

23. The report revealed a great deal of bureaucratic inefficiency.

24. Problems and inefficiencies cost grain producers dearly every crop year, year after year

25. 8 The report drew a grim picture of inefficiency and corruption.