Sentence examples for become wasted from inspiring English sources

The abdomen is often uncomfortably distended, and muscles become wasted.

The muscles in my arms had become wasted and wobbly, my elbows often buckling when I tried to pull myself up to the window ledge.

Therefore, time slots become wasted.

First, by standing down now, the billions invested in this fight over the last decade could become wasted money -- with momentum undermined, diseases resurging and the enormous societal benefits of this progress lost.

We should never take the abilities we have for granted, for if we continue to reduce our curriculums and continue to strive towards making our lives better just because of a worthless degree, I fear that our lives will soon become wasted.

HIV-infected infants were more than twice as likely to become wasted than HIV-uninfected infants, and those with more diarrhea episodes were slightly less likely to become wasted.

Apparently, only a portion of these signals are being utilized and the greater part of it becomes wasted energy.

Focusing on the prevention and putting the food into good use before the food becomes wasted is the key to solving the global food waste scandal.

The median age at first episode of wasting among the 705 (32.0%) infants who became wasted was 7.2 months.

If farmers are prohibited from reincarnating their chicken manure into feed, local waterways could in some cases become waste repositories.

Her vision is for a "new plastics economy" in which the industry, governments and citizens work together to ensure that plastics never become waste and cut the leakage into natural systems.