Sentence examples for waste engendered from inspiring English sources

I'm also skeptical of the kind of consumerism and waste engendered by the tech industry.

The corruption and waste these policies engender seem to have got worse in recent years.In this section Who's afraid of Google?

But growth in this mechanization, the large level of waste and by-products are engendered.

For clinical success, MSCs must survive and produce extracellular matrix in the physiological context of the synovial joint, where low nutrient conditions engendered by avascularity, nutrient utilization, and waste production prevail.

The data suggest that with optimized mixture of cow manure/oily drill wastes (here, 20 1) could engender more effective treatment of the wastes (with final total petroleum hydrocarbon of 0.01 g/Kg).

As a means of engendering effective waste management policies, this study explores industry practitioners' viewpoints on effective policies for minimising waste landfilled by the UK construction industry.

The real recovery from the Great Depression came with the fiscal stimulus engendered by the second world war, when no one complained that governments were wasting money on armaments and air-raid shelters.

The Olympics engendered some debate about whether dressage is a sport, an art, or just a spectacular waste of time and money, but one thing about which there was absolutely no argument was that Valegro is very good at it.

Their patronage engendered special treatment.

That enthusiasm quickly engendered others.

If wit engendered worthy deed.