Sentence examples similar to waste a much from inspiring English sources
Lackluster turnout by the stars, executives say, could embarrass the industry and waste a much-needed opportunity to publicize artists and gin up sales.
These get very distracting and waste a lot of much needed time.
Environmental innovations tend to create a reduction in waste to a much larger extent than social innovations.
According to some reports, Nikitin may have been a ringleader in one of the most infamous recent episodes of hooligan violence on the international stage, when coordinated groups of Russian supporters laid waste to a much larger contingent of English fans in the French city of Marseille, leaving two Englishmen in a coma and another with slashed Achilles tendons.
The average American generates around 80 pounds of textile waste a year, much of which ends up in landfills, decomposing and emitting gases and the chemicals used to produce the garments.
As its smartphone upgrades shovel its old Gear VR headsets into obsolescence, it seems that Samsung is pretty much wasting a lot of these previous efforts.
Why did you waste so much money on a fancy party and an expensive birthday present?
If you don't want to waste too much time on a task like cleaning the kitchen or grocery shopping, set a timer.
Friends of the Earth said it was 'obscene' to waste so much fuel flying an almost empty plane.
Daniel Martin of The Guardian called "The Eleventh Hour" "an absolute triumph" and the fact that "the story wisely doesn't waste too much time with an unstable regeneration".
Influenced by local folk art, Clottey says his work is not just a commentary on the human consumption and waste but a much-needed practical response to the endless cycle of water shortages and pollution experienced in Ghana.
