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• r  in an inefficient manner
  he dealt inefficiently with the crisis

• The fact that it is completely insincere does not imply that it was inefficiently written, by Anita Loos, directed, by Sam Wood, or acted, by Hollywood's foremost specialists in .
• Even as they convicted the right man, the heterogeneous teams were likelier to report afterward that they'd done the job inefficiently and not very collegially.
• As it is, guilt and anger are being splashed about chaotically and inefficiently--and people like Barack Obama, who had nothing at all to do with the creation of this mess, are .

• efficiently

News & Articles

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• Editorial: Surprise! The Senate reaches a compromise
  The Senate, when it rouses itself to do so, does work. Slowly, inefficiently, maddeningly, but it does work.
  July 19, 2013 - Memphis Commercial Appeal
• Editorial: The U.S. Senate finds a compromise is within its reach
  The Senate, when it rouses itself to do so, does work. Slowly, inefficiently, maddeningly, but it does work.
  July 18, 2013 - Ventura County Star

Quotes

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• Robert Gates in Bloomberg
  Any changesCongress makes to the 2010 budget "should avoid across-the-board adjustments, which inefficiently extend all programs," pushing out schedules and increasing costs, Gates said in his prepared comments on weapons acquisition.
• Barack Obama in CNNMoney.com
  There is a lot of money being spent inefficiently, ineffectively, and -- in some cases -- in ways that are actually pretty stunning,Obama said.
• Lawrence Roberts in BBC News
  The cost was enormous because we were doing it so inefficiently,said Dr Roberts. "We knew we needed something to share that rather than have it as a dedicated session."