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We have the most inefficient health system in the world.

That is much less likely under an inefficient tax system.

It was an inefficient use of the little water she had left.

They are inefficient and not in the best interests of the people.

As a result, the process was inefficient and not managed well.

Our cars would continue to be too large and inefficient.

"I have never seen a more inefficient industry than this one," he said.

This seems inefficient, but things are not quite that bad in the human eye.

But most people at these road races are very inefficient.

The market for baseball players is inefficient, and he knows it.

"Instead, we have to look at cutting out the inefficient ways government does business."

The further result is inefficient allocation of both cost and care.

Or you can be brilliant and still go out of business if you're too inefficient.

The new plan may be inefficient and still not create the necessary jobs!

This was an inefficient way to drink, but a great deal better than nothing.

Anything the fellow gets will serve him right for being inefficient.

Although, very inefficient it would be later improved in the future.

As for margins, who wants a company to be inefficient?

Plants do this, of course, but they are very inefficient at it.

The process worked only for a few cycles and then became inefficient.

The result, he said, "is a very inefficient market with prices all over the place."

This however, will only lead to an inefficient facility in the long run.

He would not return, and after his departure, the government became even more inefficient than before.

"They see this as the inefficient sector of the market."

As for the service, it is relaxed but not inefficient.