Sentence examples for one waste from inspiring English sources

"A lot of work went into getting the show to this point, over 30-some years, and why should one waste all of that work simply because one person, the weak link, the host, decides to go off and sail the Caribbean, or go off and write his memoirs that nobody would particularly want to read, why should this come to an end?

To widespread community anger, only one waste treatment plant is fully in operation instead of the seven pledged by the city when it bid for the Olympics in 2007.

When the primary reaction is the faster one, waste tends to accumulate in local A-rich regions and the selectivity of product to waste is strongly affected by the degree of chaos in the system.

When assessing the environmental performance of products, the general situation is that most processes that constitute part of a production system are multi-functional: (1) they may produce more than one product (co-production), or (2) they may treat two or more waste inputs (combined waste treatment), or (3) they may treat one waste input and produce one valuable output.

Different termite species were able to bypass some substrates kept nearer their mounds and go to some other substrates kept farther away, showing their preference for different wastes as well as their ability to discern one waste type from the other.

This is often referred to as carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), which moves carbon emissions from one waste stream to another somewhere else and does nothing to prevent the release of highly toxic mercury and other chemicals released when coal is burned.

"I knew I couldn't be the only one wasting this much time on the curb," he told me, hunching forward in a gesture of impatience.

When a decision was made to put a model account on the company's Web page (www.reservefunds.com), no one wasted time being creative.

The former United States ambassador, Richard C. Holbrooke, for one, wasted no opportunity to attack it.

Now I was the silly one, wasting my life and feeling guilty and ashamed.

With so much to get through, no one wasted time showing us how things were cooked.