Meanings of inefficient way in English

And then, but this was a very inefficient way of going about things.

But it also appears to be an expensive and inefficient way to do so.

Backups are also an extremely inefficient way to store archives.

It's a safe but inefficient way to get lots of planes on the ground.

Even from a purely economic perspective, Christmas spending is an inefficient way to drive growth.

But that would be a very inefficient way to run a rapid and large-scale humanitarian response.

Low in value and high in weight, they are a terribly inefficient way of carrying money around.

Paradoxically, full BEVs appear to be a highly inefficient way to achieve an urgent and meaningful C02 reduction.

Surprisingly enough, and he's doing it in the most inefficient way, because any insurance works best, if it's spread.

The problem, critics say, is that Europe spends that cash and uses those personnel in an almost uniquely inefficient way.

Mr Greenaway-McGrevy said excluding any group was an inefficient way to run a company, and the same goes for families.

That has proved to be an expensive and inefficient way to meet targets, which reduces potential profit margins on each vehicle.

Full BEVs appear to be a highly inefficient way to achieve an urgent and meaningful C02 reduction The figures are startling.

That is an inefficient way of luring business activity, said Mark Robyn, staff economist at the conservative leaning Tax Foundation think tank.

Raising the minimum wage is an inefficient way to reduce poverty, according to the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI).

Consultant microbiologist Prof Martin Cormican points out that an overwhelming preoccupation with disease is an expensive and inefficient way to pursue health.