Sentence examples for be waste and the from inspiring English sources

The new shoes are covered in "upcycled" Missoni fabrics (materials that would otherwise be waste), and the sales will aid the Small Steps Project, an organization that provides shoes for impoverished children.

We would argue that the relatively abundant amount of sCD25 in serum would not simply be waste and this is the subject of ongoing investigation.

The oil money will be wasted, and the country's gaping inequality will widen.

In addition, when the data are forged or falsified, a great amount of manpower and resources shall be wasted and the life of user could be directly affected.

She remembers that food wasn't to be wasted, and the nuns always made sure the children cleaned their plates.

Time is wasting, and the president is wasting time.

At that point, no fish were wasted and the variation in prices fell dramatically.

They said that they supported sending additional troops, that time had been wasted and the buildup was overdue.

It's hoped that an accurate insight into what is being wasted – and the value of that waste – will prompt chefs to improve production processes.

The difference between before and after New Labour is that time has been wasted and the world is nearer the brink of environmental disaster.

They have the means to pay for what they want and, in the process, the limited resources of the world are wasted and the really needy are deprived.