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Meanings of inefficient use in English

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Usage of inefficient use in English
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That would be an inefficient use of public money, she said.
Radio NZ
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Fossil-fuel subsidies distort energy markets, promoting inefficient use of energy and increasing energy-related CO2 emissions.
The Guardian
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Second, bioenergy production is an inefficient use of land.
The Guardian
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As a consequence, there is time to over-service and inefficient use of expertise and time.
The South African
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It is also inefficient use of a valuable resource.
The Guardian
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Control of C. maculatus currently relies on the inefficient use of chemical insecticides and post-harvest treatments.
Pubmed
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Phosphorus is a critical agricultural nutrient and a major pollutant in waterbodies due to inefficient use.
Pubmed
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Much of the land bought for investment remains undeveloped, however - an inefficient use of economic resources.
Reuters
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Conclusions: The policy implications are clear: for such patients TMLR is an inefficient use of UK health service resources.
Pubmed
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Comorbid patients are therefore at risk for suboptimal treatment, unsafe care, inefficient use of health care services and unnecessary costs.
Pubmed
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Developing good public administration was neglected; the law and due process were ignored and dubbed an inefficient use of time.
The Guardian
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Finding ways to track and analyze inefficient use of ingredients during food processing will give manufacturers the biggest profit boost.
The Guardian
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It has become fashionable in recent years to vilify state agencies on the basis of their allegedly inefficient use of scarce resources.
The Irish Times
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