Sentence examples for as having wasted from inspiring English sources

And clients will usually report that they've received good value because otherwise they would be perceived as having wasted time and money.

3): While one cannot argue with Rushfield's depiction of himself, in what is written as memoir, as having wasted educational opportunity, one can -- and indeed I do -- take strong exception to any implication that an individual's poor choices roughly 25 years ago in any way typify the experience of other Hampshire College students at that time or of liberal arts education in general.

Likewise, in executing a journey with low-cost and high-cost subcomponents, if the journey might be interrupted (which is not unlikely for prey animals) then it is better to execute the low-cost subcomponents first, so as to have wasted as little effort as possible if interrupted.

As you've wasted your life here, in this small corner, you've destroyed it everywhere else in the world.

AS Byatt has wasted so much time showing off her erudition, we're going to have wrap the book up in an 80-page Harry Potter romp".

Reach into your heart and deeply consider: 'Do I want to waste their best years as I have wasted mine?

Over-payments of tax credits in recent years may have wasted as much as £2 billion.Few doubt that there is scope for economies in government.

I don't feel as if I've wasted time.

And I say this as someone who has wasted plenty of time watching "Hart to Hart".

After some of my previous trips to Washington, I felt as if I had wasted my time.

I feel as if I had wasted an opportunity, longing the whole time for him to be someone else.