Sentence examples for finding wasted from inspiring English sources

This insight has earned Mr. Eisenberg a reputation as a kind of "store seer," a master at finding wasted spaces hidden in plain sight.

This insight has earned Mr. Eisenberg a reputation as a kind of "store seer," a master at finding wasted space hidden in plain sight.

Earlier this week, an editor in Athens suggested "In a Large Greek Colony, 200 B.C.," about "political reformers" who meddle in others' economies: And as they proceed with their investigation, they keep finding waste, and call for its elimination; things, however, that are hard to do without.

That wasn't good enough because they already knew there was nuclear waste, so finding toxic waste too wouldn't be much of a kicker.

The finding: waste and inefficiency.

Often, founders end up finding — after much wasted time and frustration — that it is their original vision of the solution that is flawed.

"My boss is all about the budgets and finding the waste," Mr. Hardy said in an e-mail.

In Madagascar a small office manages everything from printing 3D parts and importing others, to finding local waste collectors, treatment centres and businesses that would use its electricity.

Trash, which is based on the Andy Mulligan novel, is set in an unnamed city where teenagers Raphael, Gordo and Rat spend their time picking through litter in the hope of finding useful waste.

Therefore this presentation addresses the problem of finding optimal waste management policies for entire manufacturing sites in the presence of uncertainty.

Therefore, this article addresses the problem of finding optimal waste management policies for entire manufacturing sites in the presence of uncertainty.