Sentence examples for clear waste from inspiring English sources

It seems like a clear waste of money.

"Stretching can help to clear waste products from muscles.

"So it's a clear waste of city resources to engage in that".

"The effect is all too clear: waste, inefficiency and sometimes worse, with Nassau's beleaguered taxpayers footing the bill".

TWBI describes Nusa Benoa as an entirely new destination that will bring additional jobs, clear waste and cause minimal impact to the environment.

The eel protein lights up when it binds to fatty acids such as bilirubin, a key blood compound that helps clear waste products generated by the breakdown of aged red blood cells.

One thing is clear: wasting years on a technocratic debate about goals which are for advocacy more than anything else – and likely drawn up without reference to such fundamentals as political rights – is not a serious response to the dysfunctional summitry, procrastination and missed targets of recent years.

By training, he is a structural geologist, and in the early part of his career, at the University of Southern California, he spent a lot of time mapping earthquake faults, including the ones that run near Yucca Mountain, in Nevada, where the federal government would later propose storing high-level nu-clear waste.

The recycling of plastic bottles clears waste from landfills and salvages materials that can be used for insulation and construction.

These mechanisms have been termed the "glymphatic system," a nod to the lymphatic system, which clears waste from our bodies Conversely, when our brains don't have enough time to rest, toxins build up, and neurodegenerative disease sets in.

That's the opinion of an increasing number of altruists who are spending weeks on volunteer or service vacations, performing tasks from clearing waste ditches in Mexico to reintroducing Przewalski horses in Mongolia.