Sentence examples for over wasteful from inspiring English sources

Every president since Franklin Roosevelt has tangled with the Corps, usually over wasteful spending.

That money goes to the Transportation Security Administration, which has been criticized by Congress, the Government Accountability Office and passengers over wasteful spending.

Mr. Reagan's Pentagon purchases, for example, unleashed pent-up anger over wasteful defense spending, while ketchup-as-a-vegetable reinforced perceptions of him as uncaring toward the poor.

For Brazilians seething with resentment over wasteful spending by the country's political elite, the high prices they must pay for just about everything — a large cheese pizza can cost almost $30 — only fuel their ire.

Since being elected in 2005 in the Conservatives' south-west England heartland, he has been one of the most vociferous supporters of reform to the party, favouring tax cuts over "wasteful" public spending.

Professor Button, who has done consulting work for the Air Transport Association, said the problem with many of these taxes is that there is little accountability on how the money is used, with airports, the T.S.A. and the F.A.A. all subject to criticism over wasteful or ineffective spending.

These trends were, to name a few, over-centralisation, wasteful spending and state dependency.

"He's made it into a fight with public employee unions rather than a fight about how to fund the schools, and a fight over restraining wasteful local government rather than the state budget," Mr. Dworkin said.

Ten-man Sheffield Wednesday fought hard for their 2-1 victoverover a wasteful Preston side in a bad-tempered clash that ended with the visitors having Jermaine Beckford and Eoin Doyle sent off for a clash in the final minutes.

Our core thesis: sustainable ventures and assets are misunderstood and undervalued, and companies and projects that use scarce natural resources wisely have a competitive edge over their wasteful counterparts.

The traditional system pays health providers for every service, which encourages wasteful over-treatment.