Scott Gilmore, executive director of the US non-profit Peace Dividend Trusayssays "using aid dollars is a very wasteful way to create American jobs", and praised USAid leadership for breaking "the deathgrip" of the large American companies, which have come to dominate work with the agency.
While this can be a very effective way of consolidating the signal information, one could argue that this procedure of "first sample, then compress" is somewhat wasteful because we must measure N pieces of information only to retain K < N coefficients.
Micro-management is a very exhausting and wasteful behavior and few can keep it up to any extent.
"I myself would be very unlikely to build a city from scratch," says Greenfield. "I think it's a very bad idea from the start: wasteful of the Earth, destructive of the integrity of the ecosystem, wasteful of resources.
Said Mr. Quayle: "What a waste it is to lose one's mind, or not to have a mind is being very wasteful.
Clearly this implementation can be very wasteful of network resources, especially if the reservation is such so as to deal with rate drops from 11 Mbps to 1 Mbps.
In the Western world we tend to be very wasteful and greedy - travelling has made me realise that.
Note that with lighter-weight fabric, tearing/ripping will damage as much as 1.5" of fabric, and can be very wasteful.
Cities historically have been very, very wasteful.
Of those surveyed, 74% felt that London-based offices for charities were a "somewhat" or "very" wasteful expenditure, with just 4% saying they were "fairly" worthwhile, and the rest saying they were unsure.
