Sentence examples for greater waste of from inspiring English sources
"An even greater waste of our natural talent is the lack of working-class Labour MPs," he said.
If that is the only game he plays for Liverpool, Ilori will prove an even greater waste of money than he has so far.
This could mean that selection tends to purge mutations located in highly expressed genes because they lead to a greater waste of resources (Barton et al. 2010; Vieira-Silva et al. 2011).
In mental health, the duration of new appointments is usually longer than follow up appointments [ 7] and this makes non-attendance for new appointments an even greater waste of already stretched resources and delaying contact with services [ 6].
It would also be a great waste of St Paul's.
The couple thought the foyer was a great waste of space.
Behind these figures is a great waste of human resources, and a lot of human misery.
It is not possible to estimate this great waste of talent, of potential.
"The walls seemed a great waste of stone and mortar," he said.
A friend of mine says that nightlife represents the greatest waste of human energy inthe history of mankind.
I think we're going to look back and find this to be the greatest waste of capital.
