Sentence examples for that has wasted from inspiring English sources

Labour's shadow Health Secretary, Andrew Gwynne, said the disclosures were indicative of coalition that has "wasted billions on a top-down reorganisation of the back office".

It sits in a country that has wasted many decades of wealth and now – in the age of the oil market crash – has become poor.

"The three-year delay of this report is sadly fitting for an administration that has wasted seven years denying the real threat of global climate change," Mr. Kerry said in a statement.

But the part that concerned me the most was that the Civic Tribune report introduced one of the favorite tropes of "real" journalism — the "some scientists believe X while other scientists believe Y" frame that has wasted so much of our time on, for example, false debates about the reality of global warming.

For there is a golden chance now for David Cameron to revive and strengthen one of the party's many roots – one that has wasted away since New Labour was concocted, but was a reliable support for those Tory election victories of the Macmillan and Thatcher years: namely, business.

Davis said the NHS market was already estimated to be costing the English NHS between £5bn and £10bn a year: "The NHS market is a failed experiment that has wasted billions of pounds and untold amounts of clinical time, benefiting only private companies while diverting money from patients to shareholders' pockets.

Gehrig was its first prominent victim, dying two years after his 1939 diagnosis; some others, like the British physicist Stephen Hawking, now 68, can live for decades with fully functioning brains inside bodies that have wasted away.

We'll eliminate the no-bid contracts that have wasted billions in Iraq, and reform our defense budget so that we're not paying for cold-war-era weapons systems we don't use.

9.52pm: Loud Democratic cheers for a reference to "the deficit we inherited", and numerous promises to reduce it, including "eliminating the no-bid contracts that have wasted billions in Iraq".

They could have - perhaps should have - won their first three games and they went into the break with a three-point lead at Twickenham and the chance to prey on an England side that had wasted so many chances.

We'll eliminate the no-bid contracts that have wasted billions in Iraq and reform our defense budget so that we're not paying for Cold War-era weapons systems we don't use.