Sentence examples for much wastage from inspiring English sources

It has become increasingly clear that there can be much wastage of capital resources in the developing countries for various reasons, such as wrong choice of investment projects, inefficient implementation and management of these projects, and inappropriate pricing and costing of output.

The result is a book that could, without much wastage, easily be turned into a one-act play of pseudophilosophy -- the curtain rising on a white man in a cell being overemblematically catechized on the nature of evil by his African-American warder.

The number of requests could be higher but the revenue generated from the request leads to too much wastage of resources.

With so much muscle wastage, Lisbon knows punching anything near its former weight will be difficult.

In railways, it is possible that no trains pass through a specific area for long periods of time, but a cellular operation continues running, resulting in much energy wastage by BSs.

These large cities create much less electoral wastage for Democrats under the current map.

It was thus evident that those deaths arising 'mainly from conditions existing before birth' were 'a much more grave wastage of life than would appear merely from a recital of the numbers concerned', constituting a social and biological problem 'of very special importance'.

Much of this massive wastage is associated with chromosomal and other abnormalities in the embryo.

Make sure that all your guests are satisfied and at the same time minimize wastage as much as you can.

Indicators for indirect forms of wastage are much less categorical and more complex than those for direct wastage.

Red Emmerson figures RipScan cuts wastage by as much as 5% and adds $300,000 per month to the Red Bluff mill's profits.