inefficiency

After all, many countries have major inefficiencies in their systems.

They eat up anything about the inefficiency of the police.

You're doing things the hard way, and your inefficiency has no place in this world.

But over any period of time, inefficiencies grow in either model.

In good times, the state was able to afford the inefficiency.

But this was no time to challenge the inefficiencies of the system.

The inefficiencies are too great for the system to remain as it is.

This led the men themselves to correct inefficiency in the system.

"Those inefficiencies are the result of an organization that has lost its way," he said.

He and others say the program would eliminate several inefficiencies.

Thus they can serve to reduce inefficiencies in the market.

Your company should be ashamed of its inefficiency in this matter.

This tiny bit of time can add up to big inefficiencies, the study shows.

All experience of their inefficiency does not in the least discourage them.

Then again, it might be the inefficiency of his own tongue.

The study showed similar inefficiencies in all our product lines.

The objective is to find inefficiencies and make the process more effective.

Do you suspect inefficiency or worse in the management of your building?

The inefficiency and the infrastructure almost played into the crime.

"We've got to get rid of the inefficiencies in our Government."

This calls attention to the inefficiencies of the capitalist system.

"The current growth has come from squeezing out inefficiencies in their system," he said.

And in exploiting these inefficiencies a business could be built.

Another is that the public will tolerate the inefficiencies of a Government jobs program.

The biggest problem for the Devils was their inefficiency of the power play.