Sentence examples for some wastage from inspiring English sources

Heating water is very expensive, and some wastage isn't obvious - like the hot water that's left in the pipes after you've finished washing your hands.

The Adams-McGuinness line has carried the IRA along, with some wastage and one serious split the breakaway Real IRA, much of whose threat was dissipated by the carnage created by their bombing of Omagh in 1998, and the subsequent backlash.Decommissioning has always been primarily a unionist demand, supported with varying degrees of sympathy in London and Dublin.

There is always some wastage in any system and the real cost of a missed appointment is difficult to quantify.

In addition, because entire bottles of liquid formulation must be dispensed monthly, often exceeding the total needed quantity, there will likely be some wastage associated with the distribution of liquid drugs.

Save your prized catch for home cooking and pick a fish that is average to good in taste because there will be some wastage.

Arthur has asked for 5% savings from corporate services, which won't mean compulsory redundancies, but some "natural wastage".

After some wanton wastage of wickets - Alex Hales and Eoin Morgan the most culpable - 50 were required off five overs.

In some countries, wastage may result from underuse or non-use of trained personnel, resulting in unemployment caused by overproduction, retrenchment or an inability to absorb certain skill types.

Direct wastages can present in many forms, and from this review some of the wastage types encountered are represented below.

The findings suggest some level of wastage of health resources in many healthcare facilities, especially those located in urban areas.

If struggling students could be identified early in the course and additional pastoral resources offered, some of this wastage might be avoided.