Sentence examples for huge wastage from inspiring English sources

Attempts at large projects have more often than not resulted in a huge wastage of resources.

To Dr Mahathir's fury, the book makes clear that progress has also entailed a succession of grotesque national financial scandals, huge wastage on prestige projects and a political system flooded with dirty money.

Preservation of meat can prevent the huge wastage and make them available in the off-season at remunerative prices.

"That's a difficult one," according to Nancy Lane, who moderated the Nature discussion, because real change depends on adequate funding, and this in turn depends on the government fully recognising the value of science and the economic consequences of the huge wastage rate among women scientists.

They discovered most of the network packets are small in size and to wake up the entire radio spectrum to transmit a small packet poses huge energy wastage.

However, HIV/AIDS also generated huge HRH wastage in all its manifestations: deaths and illness among health workers, fear of infection, heavy workloads, absenteeism, stress, burnout, demotivation, low morale, loss of productivity, public-sector attrition and the exodus to other countries [ 4].

Why shop for fresh ingredients offline at a grocery store, with its huge overheads and wastage, when you can get the exact ingredients for each recipe and at a price that Siegel claims is often cheaper.

A huge amount of human wastage takes place.

There is a huge amount of human wastage involved in producing just one top-class Brazilian footballer and those who make it have achieved something remarkable.

Inadequate food storage is causing a huge problem of food wastage in parts of India.

"Wastage is huge," says Andrew MacLeod, who has coordinated air drops for organisations including the Red Cross and the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.