Sentence examples for it has wasted from inspiring English sources

So far the Democratic Party has been so paralysed by its internal contradictions that it has wasted its years in opposition.

Samsung vowed to introduce more desirable phones when it revealed its disappointing Q3 2014 earnings yesterday, and it has wasted no time doing so after announcing the Galaxy A5 and the Galaxy A3 — two metallic devices that it calls its "slimmest smartphones to date".

THE IRS' STUNNING news that it has wasted $4 billion and failed in its efforts to develop modern computer systems dramatically underscores the need for tax simplification.

New York-headquartered Saavn, which also has offices in India, raised undisclosed funding this summer and it has wasted little time cranking up its promotional efforts with some innovative partnerships.

When a node increases its weight maliciously, then the number of slots it has wasted will come into play as a factor stopping this artificial increase, making UBS robust to such attacks.

Over the years the industry has squandered many millions of pounds of its own money in futile legal challenges, but worse still it has wasted public time and money, which could have been much better spent improving public health".

Tony Hall, the BBC Director-General, abandoned the project in May, saying it had "wasted a huge amount of licence fee payers' money".

DMI was eventually axed earlier in May by BBC director general Tony Hall after he said it had "wasted a huge amount of licence fee payers' money" – £98.4m.

The BBC has scrapped an ambitious attempt to create a digital production system and archive after admitting it had wasted almost £100 million on it and that to continue would be "throwing good money after bad".

He also said the city owed him a chance to stay on the Lower East Side, partly because it had wasted his time and money on the proposal to buy 125 Delancey Street.

The BBC is to abandon a £98m digital production system, after BBC chief Tony Hall said it had "wasted a huge amount of licence fee payers' money".