Sentence examples for less squandering from inspiring English sources

The white working class has a shared interest with black and Asian people in demanding higher taxes on the wealthy - and less squandering of cash on pointless projects like Trident and ID.

Address these problems and we will have much less "squandered talent".

Research shows that giving women their own account increases household spending on food, education, and other necessities – which also means less money squandered by irresponsible family members.

I figure that it's less likely to squander its name by skirting the rules or engaging in shoddy manufacturing than a company with less to lose.

The World Bank and others have long urged Indonesia's government to squander less money on inefficient subsidies.

Second, many emerging markets have larger holdings of foreign exchange reserves than in the past, and they are less inclined to squander these reserves on defending a particular value of their exchange rate.

The Obama health care plan could have done better on cost control, but it does promote evidence-based medicine, so that less money is squandered on expensive procedures that don't work.

The capital investment in sheep sheds would be huge, of course – but minute compared with what we have of late been spending on bankers, and surely far less than we are currently squandering on genetically modified organisms (GMOs).

Dago firmly condemned squandering money (anag. less m).

Indeed, they have much less at stake, much less incentive not to squander this money.

If you make less than a gracious exit, you're squandering whatever value your soon-to-be-former-job could add to your resume, not to mention your reputation".