Sentence examples for defense waste from inspiring English sources
That's just the defense waste.
That defense waste has accumulated since the earliest days of the Manhattan Project.
The U.S. government is spending close to $4 billion at two sites to eventually process and store nuclear defense waste that dates back to the Manhattan project.
The storage arrangements for what is known as "defense waste" are described by an observer as "aging tanks larger than most state capitol domes" some of which "threaten groundwater and waterways" [18].
It was especially glaring Sunday night when the defense wasted the backup quarterback Dennis Dixon's out-of-nowhere effort and surrendered a fourth-quarter lead with a chance to steal an entirely unexpected victory without Roethlisberger.
The American would get low marks for his opening play in the King's Indian defense, wasting time and allowing Anand free advance on the queenside.
Simultaneously, demand for PhDs in the radiopharmaceutical, nuclear power, defense, and waste management industries means that fewer scientists and engineers with advanced degrees are available to pursue careers in nuclear nonproliferation and safeguards.
POGO's investigations have led to major reforms and cuts in wasteful spending in such areas as government secrecy, nuclear security, drug industry influence on health policy, and defense contractor waste and fraud.
Stuart London, a defense lawyer, wasted little time on pleasantries as he greeted Michael Mineo on the witness stand just after 10 a.m.
GDANSK, Poland (AP) — Spain needed a late goal from Jesus Navas, a substitute, to ensure its passage to the European soccer championships quarterfinals, beating Croatia, 1-0, Monday to finish first in Group C. Spain, the world champions, finally broke open the Croatia defense after wasting a number of late chances as Cesc Fabregas lobbed a through ball for Andres Iniesta.
Despite decades of effort to reform weapons purchases, the defense department wastes many billions of dollars every year developing and sustaining weapons.
