Sentence examples for created waste from inspiring English sources

Nine nuclear reactors, producing plutonium for bombs — from the one that exploded over Nagasaki in 1945, to the ballistic missile stockpiles of the 1950s through the '80s — created waste that piled up year upon year to a total of about 56 million gallons' worth.

Inkjet technology works in an additive manner, reducing material consumption and the amount of created waste.

Our electronic gadgets are notoriously difficult to recycle and have created waste problems few know how to deal with.

When compared created waste to the functional activities carried in each area, 21 (53%) showed partial classification.

It's no longer gracefully curved — a design that, if you think about it, created wasted space around the rectangular components.

In traditional economics, such a policy creates waste.

When government takes our money, we don't create jobs, we just create waste.

Financial institutions that engage in speculation instead of capital formation create waste that we can no longer afford.

Many competitors saw blocks of silicon into wafers; that creates waste in the same way a lumberyard spits out sawdust.

Wells also create waste that is not captured by recycling, because operators typically recycle only for the first several months after a well begins producing gas.

Building power plants that last a century is one thing; creating waste that will be dangerous for 100 times as long is another.