Sentence examples for squander energy from inspiring English sources
Mr. MacKay has the look of a marathon runner, primed for the race but far too experienced to squander energy unnecessarily early.
But one thing is certain: we will never devote our best efforts to that task so long as we continue to squander energy on devising punitive measures against Japan, which didn't create our dilemma and can't solve it for us.
When I'm not working on a book, I choose the next day's work the night before because I don't want to squander energy thinking about what to do during the time I've set aside to actually do the work.
But do you believe that material progress is also needed for your people?President Mujica: It is necessary, but it is much slower and more difficult because of the number of things on which the consumer society causes us to squander energy.
For now, I am reminded of Brazil's 2010 election, when Dilma was widely criticized because she appeared neither likeable nor willing to squander energy on that "emotional labor".
This is environmentally unfriendly due to greenhouse gas emissions, etc., and squanders energy equivalent to about 25% of our current coal consumption.
Energy audits can help building managers and homeowners pinpoint exactly where they're losing heat, wasting electricity or otherwise squandering energy.
I drew strength from the fact that I wasn't squandering energy on feeling sorry for myself, or embittered about what had happened.
Our obsession with gadgetry and technology is now driving industry to open new mines around the world, squandering energy, biodiversity and water at every stage of extraction.
Lithuania still squanders energy; a programme to improve home insulation is pitifully inadequate.Matters are even worse because Venezuela has stopped supplies of orimulsion, a bitumen-based fuel that formed an important part of Lithuania's energy imports.
Although some of these detergents have been available for several years, customers cling to mom's age-old advice that hot water washes best — squandering energy and contributing to greenhouse gas emissions.
