Sentence examples for practice wastes from inspiring English sources

While experienced movie marketers have a keen sense for which levers to pull and when, the practice wastes money through inefficiency, Mr. Sherak said.

Hadid is notable by her absence – her expert PR man no doubt knowing all too well how the film would pan out – while Foster is vindicated as the one architect with the sense to drop out of the race, before his practice wasted precious resources on an elaborate charade that would ultimately come to nothing.

The Climate and Clean Air Coalition to Reduce Short-Lived Climate Pollutants (CCAC) is working with cities including Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo on the Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) initiative which aims to reduce methane and air pollution through the dissemination and implementation of best practice waste management policies and strategies such as closing open dumps and capturing landfill gas.

Bioethics should consider the possibility that untested theories supported by unproved assumptions may look good in theory, but in practice waste healthy life.

Zavaleta (1999) noted that Indigenous hunters who practice waste avoidance reduce the likelihood of hunger when food is scarce, and also minimize the number of harvested animals necessary to meet the needs of hunter and community.

Irresponsible laboratory practices waste time and funds.

First, poor accounting and budget practices waste enormous sums of money.

Factors that promote waterborne disease overcrowding, lack of sanitation, lack of clean water, certain domestic animal practices, waste disposal are exacerbated by flooding.

[E-Book] This package consists of a teacher's guide and tool set for the monitoring of WASH in Schools by students, including observation checklists, survey questions and special monitoring exercises.The modules are designed to gather key data on all components of WASH such as water, sanitation and handwashing facilities; hygiene knowledge and practices; waste disposal and operation systems.

The National Zero Waste Council, a coalition of metropolitan governments and businesses, aims to shift policy and practice from waste management to waste prevention.

It is quite simply a dysfunctional practice that wastes taxpayers' money and human lives".