Sentence examples for new wasteful from inspiring English sources

Authoritative and unsmiling, gloomy rather than inspirational, Mr. Obama cast the nation's economy in dire light and offered a barbed point-by-point critique of the Republican argument that his plan would just create more government jobs and authorize a raft of new wasteful spending.

All that will come of these new divisive and wasteful policies is a loss of expertise, efficiency and experience.

Okay, folks, this is the New York Times headline I'm waiting for: "Most New Studies Found Wasteful, Redundant, According to New Study".

The new government must cut wasteful spending on subsidies of food and fuel.

Mr. Cantrell said he knew that building a new launching facility was wasteful.

The new research highlights how wasteful -- and even risky -- our health care system has become.

During the dotcom era, companies tried to reach new consumers with huge, wasteful brand-building advertising campaigns.

Those pods are expensive as well as wasteful: The New York Times estimated that consumers pay more than $50 per pound for coffee that comes in single-brew packages, even for pedestrian brands such as Folgers.

Most of them approach their electoral duties with admirable earnestness, but they are likely to consider investing in new voting infrastructure a wasteful extravagance when compared with such daily challenges as garbage collection or pest control.

A Japanese cabinet member said today that research institutes will be among the targets of a new effort to identify wasteful governmental spending launched by the ruling party.

It's also the new way to spin wasteful spending, as demonstrated by DHS and DoD announcing programs to hire tens of thousands of new full time IT employees.