Sentence examples for extraordinary waste from inspiring English sources

But considering that California spends almost $49,000 annually per prison inmate, it's also an extraordinary waste of money.

But it did make me think about what an extraordinary waste of time hating inconsequential things is.

Given that the NHS drugs bill runs at around £7bn a year, the financial cost of non-compliance is an extraordinary waste of money.

Labour councillor Josh Peck, who is opposing the move, claims this is "effectively a fire sale caused by the appalling financial deficit" brought on by the "profligacy and quite extraordinary waste" of the current administration.

"With all the state's fiscal problems," said Robert Gangi, the executive director of the Correctional Association of New York, "this extraordinary waste should not be tolerated because of the usual reasons — that these are important jobs in these communities, and because of the political pushback".

Yet by even this limited measure Americans should recoil in horror at the extraordinary waste.

As Mr. Cameron's Conservative-led coalition government embarks on a grueling austerity program, it has accused the BBC of "extraordinary and outrageous waste".

On Friday Hunt accused the BBC of "extraordinary and outrageous" waste in recent years, and said the BBC licence fee could be cut.

Jeremy Hunt accused the corporation of "extraordinary and outrageous" waste in recent years and warned he could "absolutely" see viewers paying less than the current £145.50 a year after next year's licence fee negotiations with the government.

Attacking the BBC's "extraordinary and outrageous" waste, Mr Hunt told the Daily Telegraph: "The BBC should not interpret the fact that we haven't said anything about the way licence fee funds are used as an indication that we are happy about it.

As Left Foot Forward reveals, Hughes accused Southwark council of "wasting extraordinary amounts of money" when it set up its policy.