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inefficiency
[ in-i-fish-uhn-see ]
noun
- the quality or condition of being inefficient; lack of efficiency.
- an instance of inefficiency:
This work is riddled with inefficiencies.
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of inefficiency1
Example Sentences
When the end goal is "efficiency," it's easy to get to this view that retired people are an "inefficiency" and "redundancy" that should no longer be funded.
“If we could somehow eliminate some of the inefficiencies and waste, that might be a good thing.â€
Choudri said Thursday that he has “come to a conclusion, if we do not stabilize a funding approach on this, the inefficiencies†will continue to pose a risk to schedule and cost.
Forest Service, said agency Secretary Brooke Rollins supports the president’s directive to eliminate inefficiencies and improve government.
Admitting that he too wants the controversial program to work, he lamented that we’re experiencing “stark emotional whiplash†from looking for inefficiencies in the wrong places.
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