Sentence examples for waste that much from inspiring English sources

And since the game only lasts 60 seconds, I'm assured that I won't waste that much time.

Some of you will waste that much time just reading this column.

"The costs might end up at 10 billion pounds," or about $16.16 billion, said Nicholas Botterill, council leader of Hammersmith and Fulham, districts in southwest London, "and I don't want the country to waste that much money".

Despite a tendency to make outer-borough mistakes like calling Sixth Avenue Avenue of the Americass" – no New Yorker who wasn't a construction magnate would ever waste that much breath describing an address – Donald Trump is as iconically New York as the tabloid newspapers who documented (and aided) his rise to international fame and infamy.

Unwilling to waste that much time on pop culture ever again, many adults hold onto the list they learned in college for the rest of their lives.

Some body builders lift weights for more than six hours a day, but you don't have to waste that much time to become very strong.

More recently, other IOM studies led to a conclusion that between300 percent and 50 percent of what we do in our medical industry is waste -- and that much of the waste is harmful.

What's more, the UK pioneered a number of early experimental nuclear reactors that produced waste that is much harder to manage than material from modern reactors.

By presenting the filthy water in the form of a treat, Polluted Water Popsicles makes the city's waste problem that much more offensive.

An inspector general's report earlier this year found that more than $8 billion of the $60 billion the U.S. had spent on civilian "reconstruction" in Iraq since 2003 had been flat-out wasted, and that much of the rest of the work was of dubious value or long-term benefit.

Although these two advanced reactors still produce hazardous waste, that waste is much more suited for repository storage.