Sentence examples for The wastage from inspiring English sources
noun
The amount or proportion of something that is wasted or lost by deterioration or other natural process
- The average wastage is 1.5% in the grocery department.
The wastage involved is enormous.
The wastage is allegedly spreading disease through water contamination.
"The wastage rate can be quite high," he added.
The wastage of starch under the influences of microbes can be reduced or nullified by increasing the sedimentation rate.
The wastage rate was generally lower in the fixed strategy except for OPV (table 4).
The wastage issues raised that were related to the five types of losses mentioned above were then categorized and discussed.
The wastage of resources during the education of medical students is significant, as was shown in the results.
But the wastage rate among modern politicians is disturbing.
A bigger problem may be the wastage of prescribed drugs – estimated to be £300m a year.
Libya is still an old-fashioned statist place and bureaucratic incompetence adds to the wastage.
NorthernHills 07 November 2013 11 50am I think Supermarkets are responsible for a lot of the wastage.
