Inefficiently

Corporate banking and finance units are understaffed and inefficiently utilized.

Highlighting the example of a typical emergency response to an environmental disaster, Siders said that evacuations are typically done inefficiently and haphazardly.

It can reduce statistical poverty, but only inefficiently and at enormous cost.

They believe that there is too much work that is inefficiently allocated among the staff.

To have stark data detailing how inefficiently my body was running was sobering.

The lack of access to this spectrum has resulted in operators investing inefficiently, which is a barrier to mobile data prices in South Africa decreasing.

We know that the ACC has been quite ineffective in the fight against corruption because it tries to move legally and as expected inefficiently.

A black light may also be formed, very inefficiently, by using a layer of Wood's glass in the envelope for an incandescent bulb.

Any unbalanced phase loading on the secondary side of the transformer will use the transformer capacity inefficiently.

Only minimal efforts had been expended through the early 1980s to improve existing and, according to both Sudanese and foreign observers, largely inefficiently operated transport facilities.

These can be solved inefficiently by a total sort, but more efficient algorithms exist, often derived by generalizing a sorting algorithm.

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