Sentence examples for waste that gives from inspiring English sources

Building contractors are more often equated with the kind of waste that gives environmentalists the willies.

It is partly a sense of waste and destruction that gives this novel its bitterness.

Admit them to the hospital and you worry about all the money you're wasting on a work-up that gives an answer only 20percentt of the time.

As the surging waters of the Mississippi pass downstream, they leave behind flooded towns and inundated lives and carry forward a brew of farm chemicals and waste that this year — given record flooding — is expected to result in the largest dead zone ever in the Gulf of Mexico.

The waste includes materials that give off hydrogen when they are bombarded with high levels of radiation.

"When it was explained to us that this is a waste product, and that giving it would not affect us or the baby in any way, we didn't hesitate," says Brooks.

"I believe the Niemeyer has become a first-class engine for the economy and we are not going to waste the things that give us wealth," mayoress Pilar Varela said.

Waste pickers, while being the de facto recycling system in many developing countries, continue to be marginalised, criminalised, and ultimately displaced by privatised waste management systems that give priority to large industrial infrastructures rather than human-scale and local-driven systems.

When I looked at it this way, I could see the tremendous amount I was wasting on intangibles that gave me nothing to show for my money.

Thanks for introducing your readers to products like these that offer new lives for antiquated papermills and waste-paper materials, and that give environmentalists an opportunity to live green with high-performance products.

The special status for coal ash dates back to 1980, when Congress passed legislation sought by the energy industry that excluded most oil and coal combustion wastes from the federal rules that give the government broad authority to regulate solid waste.