Sentence examples for lead to waste from inspiring English sources

There's a real lesson here about the ideology of privatisation and how it can lead to waste.

This exempts them from protection from unfair trading practices such as last minute order cancellations which lead to waste.

But badly designed programmes lead to waste which can make it more difficult for utilities to extend services.

Also, they say, self-prescribing may lead to waste of the drugs or misuses that spur the growth of drug-resistant viruses.

"Perhaps some customers will trade up from two pints to four, and then this will lead to waste in some households," an unnamed source told the Grocer magazine.

The idea of publicly held food stocks is controversial: high maintenance costs (20% of the value of the stock) competes with other spending priorities, and if poorly managed can lead to waste or corruption.

It can also lead to wasted vaccines, blood and medicines that require constant storage temperatures.

(The authors also blamed supermarkets that promote large-quantity food purchases that often lead to wasted "expired" food at home).

Previous methods on single shot HDR capture use spatially varying neutral density (ND) filters which lead to wasting incoming light.

A lack of REST alignment can not only lead to wasted effort but also to defective software.

Any number of insults, both environmental and pathogenic, can lead to wasting.