Sentence examples for long time wasted from inspiring English sources
The loss from collision is much bigger than that from timeout, due to the relatively long time wasted in the collision.
"Or it can take a long time and waste a lot of money the other way around".
Candles are great because they last a long time without wasting battery life.
They watched for waste — wasted food, wasted time, wasted effort.
Time (wasted) is brain (lost).
If she was bitter for a long time about her wasted youth, living into her 90s has perhaps been a consolation.
[Ncap1] This sentiment was echoed by the practitioners themselves for instance, in Gulu, Uganda: We the practitioners on the ground we see research as something that is time wasting; it takes long.
A lot of horrible, clumsy challenges, some abysmal classic lower-division long-ball, and a ton of time wasting from Neil Sullivan, Doncaster's 43-year-old goalkeeper who once stood between the sticks at Stamford Bridge and White Hart Lane.
The long pulse time wastes precursors and more precursors stick to the surface, which influences the reaction of precursor in the next cycle.
Warned they will be sacked if they receive six black marks – or "strikes" (see document below) – over a six-month period for offences including a "period of reported sickness"; "errors"; "excessive/long toilet breaks"; "time wasting"; "excessive chatting"; "horseplay"; and "using a mobile phone in the warehouse".
