use inefficiently or inappropriately.
To govern inefficiently or badly.
he dealt inefficiently with the crisis.
To administer or manage inefficiently or dishonestly.
Unfortunately, productivity growth is itself often inefficiently measured.
In many circumstances, feed resources are either unused and wasted, or used inefficiently.
大象不小心踩到蚂蚁窝，蚂蚁们倾巢而出，纷纷爬到大象身上。
I fear that if I have to control my own time at home, I may study inefficiently.
And many airports are inefficiently priced, with established airlines claiming "grandfather" rights over scarce take-off and landing slots.
It made her wonder why they had spent time so inefficiently before he had to run between two women.
We think the management inefficiently used the cash of rights issue, which took an accord with the agency cost of free cash flow hypothesis.
Too many cars and highways are bad for the environment because they cause low-density development to take over land, degrading natural areas and using land inefficiently.
He suspects that most of these funds will be "managed inefficiently" in their investments, losing a lot of money in many cases, perhaps getting an average annual return of 8 percent.
Imagine a car that has a clogged fuel filter: thefuel (our energy) can’t get to where it needs to go quickly and smoothly, andthe car performs inefficiently and ineffectively.
But once memory is exhausted, no more VMs can be installed on that server, regardless of remaining CPU or storage capacity, and the survey suggests this leads to servers being inefficiently utilized.
The exchange in law is indirect and/or potentially inefficient, in that it forces either a third party to accommodate a need that was not pursued in the past or the target to behave inefficiently for the benefit of the manager.
