Sentence examples for it will be wasting from inspiring English sources
If Bangkok continues to be the kind of city that begins to look sleepy after midnight, it will be wasting all its advantages to the upscale foreign visitors.
It will be wasting time and poor qualification.
Giving something away means that a lot of it will be wasted.
If the store is used too slowly, some of it will be wasted".
He wants to make federal cash for the states a loan, not a gift, so there is less chance it will be wasted.
I've been really interested in websites such as VoteSwap, in which people exchange their vote if they feel it will be wasted in safe-seat constituencies – an attempt at rebelling against first-past-the-post.
Some argue that unless water is treated as an increasingly precious commodity and priced to reflect its value -- particularly for heavy users like farmers and factories -- much of it will be wasted.
History offers one outstanding clue: if relief is not carefully aimed at countries with a genuine commitment to sound economic management, it will be wasted.Unhelpful helpOver the past 50 years rich nations have given $1 trillion in aid to poor ones.
She will neglect it and it will be wasted.
Most of it will be wasted, and despite "safeguards" all too much of it will be siphoned off by corrupt politicos and bureaucrats.
All of this effort – all of it – will be wasted if state monopolies amongst telcos and the slow-lane of their service culture is not smashed and disrupted.
