Sentence examples for slight waste from inspiring English sources

It's set at the end of the season as well, as if to emphasize the evanescence of everything, but it's somehow a slight waste of Venice, and if Ishiguro's narrator — all five stories are first person — had omitted to mention "the evening passeggiatta," the setting could have been anywhere.

When we tested for agreement (using weighted Kappa) between patients and caregivers, we found agreement to be substantial for pain, moderate for four items (other symptoms, feeling anxious, family anxious and share feeling), fair for three items (life worthwhile, felt good and time wasted), and slight for two items (information given and practical problems).

Nevertheless, the regulators believe that even this slight change would be a waste of money for America's smaller banks.Another transatlantic tiffThis is a choker for European regulators, who see Basel 2, like Basel 1, as a global standard to be applied to all banks.

Consortium 1-inoculated waste had a slight slimy texture and the presence of a small population of crustaceans, whereas the control had a sharp rotten stench.

The enzymes evolve to a shape that excludes most of the side reactions (hence the increase in flux toward biomass), but at the same time increases activity toward a few of them (hence the only slight decrease in flux toward waste).

He had warned in parliament earlier this week that the strikes risked "wasting" signs of slight economic recovery.

Ms. Cosentino is a tidy, sharp writer, working from a place of disappointment with a slight underbelly of resentment, never wasting a syllable.

Heck, they may even pay a slight premium because they don't waste their time.

The study revealed that it might not be necessary to add commercial inoculants to facilitate composting of household organic waste due to the slight improvement of the finished compost.

At least one commenter worries that Applebaum's mother must be disappointed in her for wasting her education; others slight her for being married to the Polish minister of foreign affairs; still others insist she should lose her job.

There was a slight limp due to abductor and thigh muscles wasting.