Sentence examples for is usually wasted from inspiring English sources

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When public money is spent to no purpose it is usually wasted.

Fifteen per cent of construction cost is usually wasted in design changes on site, caused by the fact that architects are still doing 2D drawings for 3D buildings.

On top of that, the surplus heat they generate can be employed for useful purposes, such as warming buildings, whereas that from big generators located in the middle of the countryside is usually wasted.

One method to improve the efficiency is to develop methods to utilise heat in car exhausts that is usually wasted.

A proper design of this integrated process allows to use half of the heat available at the heat pump condenser, which is usually wasted.

Underpriced goods and services are usually wasted, and university education is no exception.

Photograph: Matt Cardy/Getty Good children's books are usually wasted on children (that's at least part of my excuse for being 300 pages into Philip Pullman's Northern Lights).

In most environments regardless of human endeavors, it is not difficult to find sources of residual energy which are being usually wasted, e.g., light, heat, or motions.

Proponents say that biomass fuel from forests is usually waste wood, the material left over after harvesting for more profitable lumber and paper pulp.

The Consumers Associationn (which now tiresomely styles itself "Which?") has concluded that going to a chemist and buying an expensive "cure" for snoring is usually a waste of money.