Sentence examples for much has been wasted from inspiring English sources

Boris's needless and excessive fare increases have not provided extra investment – indeed that has fallen during his term and much has been wasted".

"I think he is a tragic figure, and it makes me sad that so much talent, so much promise has been wasted".

The fact that so much time has been wasted standing around means that the problem of climate change is now much more difficult to deal with than it was when it was first identified.

The argument left me with the overwhelming sense of how much time has been wasted here.

Who will tell the people how much time has been wasted?

Although much aid has been wasted, there are plenty of counter-examples where it has been well spent.

The acrimony on Penney's board emphasizes how much effort has been wasted on the distraction of the Martha Stewart court case.

So much energy has been wasted on infighting at a time when Liverpool is desperately trying to cope with the impact of Conservative spending cuts.

Until recently most developed countries reacted with scepticism to this request, feeling that too much aid has been wasted by corrupt or inefficient governments.

She leans over to make the point that she thinks too much ink has been wasted on "a simple editor change" at Us Weekly.

Much energy has been wasted fussing over trivia: holding the annual conference of the non-aligned movement there last year, meddling with the selection of the national cricket team, trying to ban smoking in public places.