Sentence examples for brainpower waste from inspiring English sources

Like Goodnight, Barr saw an enormous brainpower waste in having to write a new program each time one of N.C.

A lot of brainpower was wasted on those anti-Castro schemes.

Right now much of their brainpower goes to waste because of the long time it takes to fetch data from memory chips.

Then he joined the Army, where, friends said, his social life was defined by the need to conceal his sexuality under "don't ask, don't tell" and he wasted brainpower fetching coffee for officers.

I've had more than one encounter with young scientists who believe that their work sells itself--or should, if employers weren't so dense--and that mental gyrations aimed at convincing others of your worth or keeping a positive outlook amount to so much wasted brainpower.

Sometimes looking for social metaphors in fashion shows is a waste of brainpower, not when you can just sit back and enjoy the pageantry.

To deny someone the presidency who has been described (by Mr. Kristof — and many others) as having "an utter mastery of domestic and foreign policy... and who knows military and security issues... better than anyone else" because another member of her family served seems foolhardy and a waste of brainpower and experience.

As the company shifted to working with agencies rather than individual trainers, my work became more clerical, related to contract terms with those agencies, and was a waste of brainpower both for the company and for me -- my strong suit is building teams, setting up processes to make the clerical stuff easy, and then keeping the remote teams happy, in the loop and looking forward.

It is not a waste of brainpower to think about or work on non-ACT ideas or projects.

Letting one's thoughts wander seems frivolous, a waste of practical brainpower.

Why waste all our brainpower on cars?