Sentence examples for spent needlessly from inspiring English sources

But even some lawn specialists say that a good part of that money may be spent needlessly.

Up to £230m has been spent "needlessly" holding people on remand in custody who eventually avoided jail, a penal reform charity has said.

Jago Russell, the organisation's chief executive, said: "Michael was the victim of a shocking misuse of Europe's fast-track extradition laws and suffered appalling treatment during the four months he spent needlessly in a Hungarian jail".

Millions of productive hours (the equivalent of at least hundreds of millions of dollars) are being spent needlessly by atheists in security check lines every year--all because a number of religious people may use planes as terror weapons.

Hearing hundreds and hundreds of older people saying that when you get to our age, you'll see time spent needlessly worrying as time wasted, it really had a profound effect on me.

First, the returns on loyalty are always positive, as long as you don't spend needlessly just to earn rewards or carry a balance on your credit cards.

Still, the auto club recommends that people be mindful of spending needlessly on gas, no matter the price.

The more monies we spend needlessly on health care and the military, the less resources we have to lead the world.

President and Chief Operating Officer Ben Wong and sales chief Laynie Newsome work in concert to match component supplies with sales at stores so that Vizio doesn't spend needlessly on parts with fickle prices or hold too much depreciating inventory.

Don't spend needlessly on those expenses which are not absolutely necessary, and which you could prevent with the right organization skills and willpower: the parking ticket you got because you lost track of time.

A lot of Web sites, including those of the big credit reporting agencies, will try to lure you in to sell you those reports, but that is a good way to spend money needlessly.