Sentence examples for waste brain from inspiring English sources

He doesn't want to waste brain power on meanings when he could be memorizing more obscure words.

'When doing anything, any film, I try not to waste brain power on what the eventual thing's going to be like.

The essence of stuartivity is that one gets comfortable knowing which things one no longer needs to know – your car's licence plate number, sports statistics and recipes, for example – and hence doesn't waste brain cells remembering.

In this issue of BDJ Team our verifiable CPD article looks at the links between consuming sour novelty sweets such as 'Toxic Waste', 'Brain Ulcer' and 'Brain Blasterz' and developing dental erosion.

Neuroimaging studies have shown that our brain seems to disregard information found online, perhaps due to a subconscious feeling of "this information is available at my finger tip, no need to waste brain space".

Imagine all that wasted brain power going to three million full time jobs if that was released to do productive things," said Forbes, who advocates a reduced, flat tax.

Deciding what to wear in advance reduces wasted brain energy and helps you minimize unnecessary choice.

Pater Obsoletis is a wasting brain disease that encourages fathers, fathers to be, and men in general to own, purchase, and use devices which are vastly out of date.

The incidence of variant Creutzfeld-Jakob disease (vCJD) in the United Kingdom has increased by nearly a quarter each year since 1994, and yearly deaths have gone up by one-third, according to a new analysis of the wasting brain disease epidemic.

Rather than wasting brain power, time and money on dead-end animal experiments, the NFL needs to support a more robust "human brain injury project" in which post-mortem brain examination, as well as imaging studies and tissue biomarker studies with living players are coordinated so that we develop a comprehensive picture and model of human brain injury.

The job was an hour from my house, which actually would have been fine if the challenge and the intellectual stimulation gave me something to mull over and strategize about while I was on the train, but what I found is that the job itself was rote enough that the two hours per day were all but wasted, brain-activity-wise.