"financial waste" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to unnecessary or excessive spending or misuse of money. Example: The company's CEO was criticized for the financial waste caused by their extravagant office renovations.
Behind that financial waste lies an even more tragic waste of human potential.
Gorman wrote a prize-winning series of articles for the Sun about financial waste, bureaucratic dysfunction, and dubious legal practices in N.S.A. counterterrorism programs.
"Dollars & Sense: Money Saving Ideas for Your Building" will feature a discussion on avoiding financial waste in co-ops and keeping buildings on budget.
Alleging financial waste and mismanagement, Helms called Soul City "an insult to the hard-pressed taxpayers of North Carolina, and the nation".
In China, over 90% of toddlers get their jabs.Since every dollar spent on vaccinations slices ten dollars off future medical bills, this state of affairs is a financial waste as well as a cause of needless suffering.
"We have seen a pit of waste which they have created – they have robbed Rome," Raggi tells the Observer, criticising two decades in which, she claims, leaders have utterly failed to tackle financial waste and corruption.
ON the way up, financial toxic waste was sold as "a new paradigm".
But what has really undermined trust is the fact that nobody knows where the financial toxic waste is buried.
Jon Redfern, head of personnel at Manchester city council, says it has used them in financial management, waste management and ICT, often for programme management on big projects.
The problem with this is that many charters are deeply segregated, push out low-performing and misbehaving students, and have been accused of "financial fraud, waste, abuse, and mismanagement" totaling more than $200m in a single 12-month span.
Yep, 2007 was the banner year for creating and selling financial toxic waste.
