Sentence examples for outrageous waste from inspiring English sources

As treatment programs go, it's not just inhumane, but is also an outrageous waste of taxpayer dollars.

John Sopko, the special inspector general, told NBC News: "It's an outrageous waste of money that raises suspicions that there is something more there than just stupidity.

As Mr. Cameron's Conservative-led coalition government embarks on a grueling austerity program, it has accused the BBC of "extraordinary and outrageous waste".

On Friday Hunt accused the BBC of "extraordinary and outrageous" waste in recent years, and said the BBC licence fee could be cut.

How about criticizing the outrageous waste of the taxpayer's money and calling on the government to cut costs to put us on the road to fiscal soundness?

Somewhere between the good things and the outrageous waste lie the impressive-sounding projects involving experimental technologies that may or may not pan out.

Perhaps Federer was quietly seething at Nadal's outrageous time-wasting at the end.

But while these outrageous political payoffs waste taxpayer money and keep uncompetitive coal projects alive for a few more years, they don't change the underlying market realities.

I do, however, begrudge every penny that's been wasted on outrageous PFI projects like the Norfolk and Norwich hospital that saw venture capitalists fleecing local taxpayers here out of tens of millions of pounds, and I also begrudge the amount of our money that's been wasted on Norwich's bid to become a unitary authority: a bid that £2m-plus down the line has now come to nothing.

Spurred by reform, the U.S. healthcare system is facing massive change and innovation but still holds on to historical problems including excessive waste, perverse incentives, outrageous costs, a primary care physician shortage, and a complete absence of patient engagement.

"The amount of food wasted worldwide is outrageous," project coordinator Marcos Szrajer told The Huffington Post.