Sentence examples for consequences of wasting from inspiring English sources
The consequences of wasting this precious opportunity are predictable.
This strategy allows you to quickly make fundamental, sweeping changes without the consequences of wasting expensive art materials or needing to start over a time-consuming piece.
In his book, Mr. Haun interweaved his own history with the history of building houses in this country, and in so doing chewed on topics that run the gamut from production building and its implications to immigration and bigotry, the emotional and environmental consequences of waste, and the wonder and gifts of the natural world.
Growing public concerns about the environmental consequences of waste disposal have led to an increase in recycling efforts.
Increased knowledge is required to determine the effectiveness and consequences of waste and drinking water treatment options on PPCP fate and effects.
Obama, when he returns to the U.N. in a few weeks, will face the consequences of a wasted year.
The idea is that sending repeat traffic offenders and drunk drivers to clean and transport dead bodies at hospital morgues (rather than do community service among the living) might drive home the consequences of driving wasted.
Some have expressed concerns the ban would have "unintended consequences" or they could be accused of wasting government resources for placing outside calls on staff-issued phones, according to Yahoo News.
The World Health Organization report on medication adherence to chronic diseases suggests that poor medication adherence is a serious problem leading to compromised health benefits and significant economic consequences in terms of wasted time, money and other resources [ 35].
Non-compliance with long term management of T2DM may lead to serious negative effects on health systems, such as compromised health benefits and serious economic consequences in terms of wasted time, money and uncured disease [ 11].
This supports the hypothesis of muscle proteins leaking into the bloodstream as a consequence of muscle wasting through disruption of the sarcolemma (Straub et al, 1997).
