Difference between Inefficient and Ineffective

INEFFICIENT vs INEFFECTIVE: ADJECTIVE

Incapable of, or indisposed to, effective action; habitually slack or remiss; effecting little or nothing
Not efficient; not producing the effect intended or desired, or achieiving the effect by unnnecessary and excessive expenditure of resources; inefficacious.
Not producing desired results; wasteful
Wasteful of time, energy, or materials.
Not producing the intended result; ineffective.
Not efficient, as.
Lacking the ability or skill to perform effectively; inadequate

Inadequate; incompetent.
Not producing an intended effect; ineffectual.
Not producing an intended effect
Lacking the ability or skill to perform effectively; inadequate
Lacking in power or forcefulness
Not effective; not having the desired effect; ineffectual; futile; inefficient; useless.
Not having the desired effect; ineffectual
Lacking in ability; incompetent or inadequate

Not efficient; not producing or not capable of producing the desired effect; incapable; incompetent; inadequate: as, inefficient measures; an inefficient police.
Not producing desired results
Wasteful
Inadequate

Not effective; not producing any effect, or the effect desired; wanting effective energy or operation; inefficient; impotent: as, ineffective efforts; an ineffective blow.
Inadequate

Ineffectual, Useless, Unwieldy, Uneconomic, Unworkable, Counterproductive, Efficient, Inadequate, Unproductive, Cumbersome, Inefficiency, Incompetent, Uneconomical, Ineffective, Wasteful

Futile, Effective, Unworkable, Counterproductive, Inept, Inadequate, Useless, Uneffective, Unable, Toothless, Incompetent, Unproductive, Inefficient, Impotent, Ineffectual

Ineffectual, Useless, Unwieldy, Uneconomic, Unworkable, Counterproductive, Efficient, Inadequate, Unproductive, Cumbersome, Inefficiency, Incompetent, Uneconomical, Ineffective, Wasteful

Futile, Effective, Unworkable, Counterproductive, Inept, Inadequate, Useless, Uneffective, Unable, Toothless, Incompetent, Unproductive, Inefficient, Impotent, Ineffectual

This will be very inefficient for the company.
Courts remained inefficient and routinely subject to corruption.
For example, most inefficient subject is Computer architecture.
Such externalities usually involve inefficient use of resources.
Admiral was surrounded by woefully inefficient legacy carriers.
Generic screening is inefficient in identifying quality problems.
Respondents concur that processes were inefficient and ineffective.
Economic practices inefficient in the global market disappear.
Due to inefficient logisticssolutions production process is extended.
Inefficient tax systems: ETR can reduce the economic costs of the tax system, which is especially desirable for countries with relatively inefficient tax systems.

Diplomacy is often viewed as elitist and ineffective.
Conversely, there have been ineffective career diplomat ambassadors.
Peter has proved to be an ineffective communicator.
Ineffective Infant Feeding Pattern, not Risk for Ineffective Infant Feeding Pattern.
Sample of Nursing Care Plan for Ineffective Breathing Pattern Nursing Diagnosis: Ineffective Breathing Pattern Definition of Ineffe.
The contracting parties are obliged to replace the ineffective provision by a ruling approximating most closely the economic success intended by the ineffective provision.
Ineffective oversight by those charged with governance of the entitys financial reporting, performance reporting, or internal control, or an ineffective overall governance structure.
Ineffective Assistance of Counsel In his sole issue on appeal, Espinoza argues that he received ineffective assistance of counsel.
Under this act, exception clauses are either considered wholly ineffective, or are ineffective unless shown to satisfy the requirement of reasonableness.
Ineffective Search engine marketing implementation, renders your Web optimization efforts wholly ineffective and a waste of your funds.