Sentence examples for much less wasteful from inspiring English sources

"Not to lecture, but the skull of your fallen enemy is reusable and much less wasteful".

"We're not saying don't produce any meat, but think about how to produce it in a much less wasteful way".

His product, too, was much less wasteful than broadloom carpet, since you could easily cut the tiles to run cables underneath, and replace them one by one as they wore out.

But Mr Morales has been much less wasteful than Chávez and the Kirchners, having run a fiscal surplus every year since 2005.Mr Correa, like Mr Morales, is becoming more pragmatic.

Bob Lilienfeld, editor of Use-less-stuff.com, points out that reusable bottles are much less wasteful than disposable bottles, but metal water bottles are not necessarily better than reusable plastic ones.

Councillor Jon Rogers, deputy leader of the authority, said: "The plans are built around saving money by spending much less on out of date, wasteful buildings and freeing us from expensive leases.

Mr. Halpine claims he runs his vast vegetable patch on only 15 hours a week of hard labor, much of it watering by hand ("less wasteful").

In landfills, plastics take up much less space than paper even in the wasteful United States, plastics account for about 13% of municipal waste after recycling, paper for 31%.

But if we ever could get into the inner sanctum editing room of that monolithic thing call "The Election Process," to discuss how to make this series less costly, less redundant, and less wasteful, perhaps we could start with the simple idea of a MUCH SHORTER SEASON.

Picking amateur players from among thousands was too much of a gamble, as everyone knew, and Beane sought a system that could be more reliable and less wasteful.

The Tories and Labour are far less wasteful.