Sentence examples for for wastefulness from inspiring English sources

As for wastefulness, Ms. Duerr said, "I almost never buy anything new".

Three years ago Conservative education secretary Gove scrapped it, and condemned it for wastefulness.

It is the worst of 142 countries studied by the World Economic Forum for wastefulness of public spending, the second-worst for "favouritism in decisions by officials" and third-worst in diversion of public funds.

But Zulte, who lost in the Champions League qualifying rounds earlier this season, showed their superior class to punish the home team for wastefulness in front of goal and keep alive their own chances of progression.

A lot of the responsibility for wastefulness can be laid to duplication, with each province -- and indeed many city governments -- simultaneously pushing for the same kind of growth, based on industrial parks and manufacturing zones.

Ruiz was quick to point out, unprompted, that the pods are fully recyclable, as the company got backlash against the potential for wastefulness almost immediately.

But the government has also developed a reputation of wastefulness for pouring money into projects that grow in scope over time without delivering significant results, or for building immense hardware systems that are unnecessarily duplicated among agencies.

Like all publicly funded bodies, the BBC is often criticised for its wastefulness.

Football often gets a bad rap for its wastefulness and greed, its inane use of all that foaming, sluicing cash.

All of a sudden, the US looked fallible and were ultimately thankful for the wastefulness of West Ham's Enner Valencia who spurned two gilt-edged chances.

The look of despair on his face suggested Wimbledon would pay for such wastefulness, but in the end it was Luton's players who departed in tears.