Sentence examples for is wastage from inspiring English sources
noun
The amount or proportion of something that is wasted or lost by deterioration or other natural process
- The average wastage is 1.5% in the grocery department.
Each year, then, there is wastage.
The chapter uses examples to explain this problem and illustrate why this approach is wastage of resources.
And I found out quickly that up to 99% of my footage is wastage.
You know so it becomes a bit of a problem... even now in the administration, apart from us who are medical, the other people who are non medical look at those people as mad... you know...they think it is wastage of money to buy them drugs.
Participating in research was considered to be a waste of time when there was not a direct benefit: " "[A worry about research] is wastage of time – waiting for research and then having no assistance given to community"." " "The community needs assistance, but if no assistance is given by the research team, then it will be in vain for the community.
Because they hate anything to be wasted as wastage of anything is wastage of money.[1].
The term for this was "wastage".
As mentioned in Section I, idle resource can be kept in hibernate state but switching to and from this state can be wastage of precious resources and time.
Well, there has been wastage enough on Emanuel's watch.
Remainder fractions of tablets were assumed to be wastage.
Finally, our approach was conservative in assuming that there was wastage – ie, physicians administering the injection would use the smallest possible combinations of available vial sizes and discard any remaining content of the vials after each session.
