Sentence examples for waste makes from inspiring English sources

Apart from empty containers, paper waste makes up the bulk of what goes the other way.

Burning of garden waste makes a negligible contribution to the greenhouse gas burden, he added.

Food waste makes up roughly one-third of all household waste.

Generating renewable power from farm and food waste makes ecological and financial sense, he says.

Nationally, low level waste makes up 90% of nuclear waste by volume, but in total contains less than one-thousandth of 1% of the radioactivity, said the NDA.

Reducing waste makes good business sense, especially for a big company like L&M, which spends about $100,000 a year getting rid of waste.

I've issued 50 reports rooting out government waste, making agencies more accountable to the people of the city".

In recent days, anti-nuclear activists in both France and Germany clashed with the police as a train carrying waste made its way toward a facility in Germany.

As governor, Mr. Christie, who was the United States attorney for New Jersey from 2002 to 2008, has pushed to cut government spending and waste, making him a rising star in the Republican Party.

Forgive me if I sound cynical, but after twenty years writing about Washington, the phrases "independent commission" and "reducing waste" make me chuckle.

In 1993 he was appointed as personal adviser to Malcolm Rifkind at the Ministry of Defence, but some not altogether nonsensical comments on MoD waste made him new enemies.