Sentence examples for waste poor from inspiring English sources

The costs of waste, poor quality and inefficiency are enormous.

Because of waste, poor management, policy constraints, transportation limits, theft and other problems, overall efficiency has dropped: many Cubans are actually seeing less food at private markets.

The blunt conclusion: "The costs of waste, poor quality and inefficiency are enormous .Evidence from other countries suggests that they suffer from similar problems.

But thousands of trees are lost to the city's peculiar stresses each year, including constant assault from pollution, vandalism, dog waste, poor soil in compacted spaces, lack of water and sunlight, and blows from cars and trucks.

Field test sections on a highway were constructed and monitored to evaluate the performance of the following pavement solutions: fine-grained soil stabilized with lime; quarry waste; poor quality fill material enveloped by a nonwoven geotextile impregnated with asphalt; and geotextiles as separation between the pavement base and the subgrade and between the base and the asphalt cap.

Field test sections in a highway were constructed and monitored to evaluate the performance of the following pavement solutions: fine-grained soil stabilised with lime, quarry waste, poor quality fill material enveloped by a nonwoven geotextile impregnated with asphalt, geotextiles as separation between the pavement base and the subgrade and between the base and the asphalt cap.

Unbelievably, I have not been asked to clear my desk because my boss has finally had enough of my time-wasting, poor phone manner, terrible coffee-making and inability to function if more than two units of alcohol have passed my lips the night before.

The concentration of Cl− in groundwater samples from 17.43 to 111 mg/L (not shown in Table 2), may be attributed to industrial, domestic wastes, poor sanitary conditions, leaching from upper soil layers in dry climates, natural geochemical activities.

Understanding the correlates of food insecurity is important in identifying HIV-infected individuals at risk for malnutrition, wasting, poor adherence, virologic failure, and other negative health outcomes.

But he questioned whether the department had enough clout to tackle wider issues involved in food waste and poor diet.

He told The Independent: "The problem is simple we have food going to waste and poor people who are going hungry".