Sentence examples for waste of cash from inspiring English sources

But to feel beholden to the quick-lube shop's fast-track schedule is, for many people, a waste of cash.

John Allott, a national officer for construction with the Unite union, said it was a wasted opportunity as much as a waste of cash.

To many of the vast majority that don't have one they're an ostentatious waste of cash.

However, campaigners have branded the new system as a "waste of cash".

Such an accelerated market would be undoubtedly frothy and some of the acquisitions would be misjudged; some would even be a complete waste of cash but such is the nature of Silicon Valley M&A too.

Image caption Campaigners have said the new referral system was a "waste of cash" Patients in Brighton are waiting more than one month to be referred to a consultant by their GP.

They can reduce the waste of free cash flow by borrowing to repurchase stock or pay large dividends.

Theresa May, then the Conservative shadow minister for work and pensions, called the project "a waste of taxpayers' cash".

Second, debt creation without retention of the proceeds of the issue helps limit the waste of free cash flow by compelling managers to pay out funds they would otherwise retain.

Their model is built around highly leveraged financial structures, pay-for-performance compensation systems, substantial equity ownership by managers and directors, and contracts with owners and creditors that limit both cross-subsidization among business units and the waste of free cash flow.

First, it will stop governments from wasting lots of cash locking up people who haven't hurt anyone.