Sentence examples for waste competitive from inspiring English sources

Better economics, improved use of natural resources, less production of radioactive waste, competitive production of hydrogen, and increased resistance to proliferation are within reach with these new systems.

Social waste in competitive challenges undermines a community's participation over time.

According to Jeff Surma, another cofounder and the CEO and president of IET, the multistage system makes it possible to produce fuels from waste at competitive costs.

I don't have the feeling that this administration is as sensitive to the potential for abuse, and indeed for waste, among competitive private insurers as it should be.

As a result, PAMF's leaders felt they needed to eliminate waste to be competitive.

Both approaches waste resources, squandering competitive advantage and critical growth opportunities.

That's called competitive waste!" To Jakubowski, the antidote to specialization and secrecy was obvious: self-sufficiency and a willingness to share information.

Yet Brazil, which had won the last two Copas, has now wasted its only competitive opportunities between now and 2014.

This chapter shows how to engineer a competitive waste-biorefinery concept by systematic application of process simulation and integration and technoeconomic and environmental analyses.

The real problem is that without strong legislative safeguards and oversight, billions of taxpayer dollars are sure to be wasted through insufficiently competitive contracts to politically connected firms like Halliburton and Bechtel.

One example of how we are wasting away a competitive advantage is in 3D printing.