Sentence examples for reported wasted from inspiring English sources

A Senate committee headed by Harry S. Truman reported wasted efforts like a huge Army program to develop Yukon oil fields for its Alaska-based planes when they could have been supplied by sending a tanker up the West Coast once a week.

Contrary to the usual distribution of growth deficiency in the general paediatric population according to WHO reports, wasting was the most prevalent type of malnutrition in our study, rather than underweight and stunting.

Drake was not a spy, but a government employee who tried unsuccessfully to report waste and abuse through official channels before contacting a Baltimore Sun reporter.

In the UK, the voluntary Courtauld Commitment and Hospitality and Food Service Agreement require signatories to report waste data annually.

In his letter, Mr. Grassley called Mr. Obama's statement "overly broad" and said it would "undoubtedly chill whistle-blowers who might otherwise come forward to report waste, fraud or abuse to Congress".

If FBI employees report waste, fraud or governmental abuse to supervisors not on that list, those employees have no protection against management retaliation, such as being demoted or fired.

GM, for example, had to hire resource management employees in each facility to track and report waste generation for their site.

And what does it mean to report waste?

Councilman Dennis Zine introduced a motion to require all city workers to report "waste, fraud and abuse". What would happen to those who failed to report under the new rule?

Poor reporting wastes many hours of researchers, clinicians and patients' efforts and is more likely to result in duplication of research efforts rather the efficient progression of knowledge and improvements in clinical practice.

The North Coast PHU supplied the total number of PCV doses reported as wasted per month, from May 2011 to December 2012.