Sentence examples for disastrous waste from inspiring English sources

There can be no doubt now that the Right to Buy was a disastrous waste of public funds that, in the long term, only exacerbated social issues that governments of whatever political hue should seek to tackle.

But almost everyone from Silicon Valley to the FCC to spectrum economists–agrees that the current system is a disastrous waste.

Labour said the select committee had shown that instead of "focusing on what older people and their families really need, the government has instead wasted 18 months on its disastrous and wasteful NHS reorganisation".

"Some people take the view that the exercise is a disastrous imposition and waste of resources," says Peter Ashworth of the learning and teaching research institute at Sheffield Hallam, who helped organize the university's submission.

The BBC technology chief who oversaw a disastrous project that wasted £100m of licence fee money is suing the BBC after it ended his employment.

The directorial debut of the screenwriter who turned a Hong Kong action flick into Scorsese's The Departed and transposed Troy Kennedy Martin's Edge of Darkness to America, this disastrous gangster film wastes an excellent British cast.

Once we arrived at Bowling Green, a city so deserted and eerily quaint that it must have been home to a massacre of disastrous extent, Holmes wasted no time commencing his work.

Despite a wide range of industrial hazardous accidents that have occurred worldwide in and around the vicinity of dumpsites, only a handful of contemporary disastrous solid "wasteslides" or "waste avalanches" have been documented.