inefficiently

So people looked at these systems and saw that they were still being very inefficiently used.

Who pays the bill in society when we act inefficiently?

The company has been criticized in the past as inefficiently managed.

Several days of the journey is inefficiently used at borders.

Even if inefficiently handled, he said, the city would scrape along.

Thus his muscle was inefficiently employed, and it cost him.

Others express concern that the Army is using its current resources inefficiently.

It is better not to water at all than to water inefficiently.

Looked to me like it was running pretty inefficiently.

If they do, then I've been running them very inefficiently and incompetently.

Tax would then have caused the world's productive assets to be used inefficiently.

He tried it out and found he could get across the floor inefficiently.

"At present, the military is very inefficiently located and organized.

First, when the heart beats too rapidly, it may perform inefficiently.

He favors private companies providing services the city government performs inefficiently.

However, much of the estate has been used inefficiently and is now outdated for a modern office space.

After all, that's just what banks do, expensively and inefficiently.

It is often burned inefficiently on an open fire.

"This place is very inefficiently run," remarked the big man coolly.

The mill was inefficiently run by his late father and is already mortgaged.

The study provided evidence that patients with schizophrenia process temporal information inefficiently.

Rather than spending even more taxpayer money inefficiently, policymakers should change how school funds are used.

Similarly, you may argue they're badly directed or inefficiently run.

But the student who goes to his first lecture without any idea at all of what he is to face is working quite inefficiently.

They say the state's schools are run inefficiently.