Sentence examples for potentially waste from inspiring English sources

Forty-seven thatsand hours: that's how much time you could potentially waste on email over the course of your working life, according to a recent Washington Post article.

But I don't want to send TechCrunch users to that site to potentially waste money on something they don't understand.

Yet, older women get more bang for their buck by freezing their eggs, because the procedure benefits them most; young women potentially waste money freezing their eggs because they'll still likely be quite fertile a few years down the line.

Should I potentially waste the recording or go with tested material?

Longer answers "can lead to other lines of inquiry and potentially waste time," says Sarah Pierce, an analyst with the US Immigration Program.

Yet I am concerned about potentially wasting huge, once-in-a-lifetime sums.

But under its nonchalance is a cautionary story about potentially wasted lives.

If the world's governments fulfil their pledges to tackle climate change by cutting carbon emissions, many fossil fuel reserves would have to be kept in the ground, potentially wasting trillions of investors' money.

Erin wants to drop out of school to flex her muscles as a poet, and Betty's fury over her little girl's potentially wasting her life shows that Betty can bring it and battle as forcefully as her daughter.

Some of these are wonderful, like the Community Shop – a "social supermarket" with branches in Goldthorpe and West Norwood that makes overstock and potentially wasted groceries from the national chains available to its needs-tested membership, at starkly reduced prices.

Though readying a vaccine makes good sense, stockpiling a vaccine or antiviral drugs for a problem that doesn't yet exist means potentially wasting millions of dollars on perishable products.