Sentence examples for waste to bring from inspiring English sources

After noticing symptoms of illness in her children and other local children, she wrote extensively on the subject of toxic waste to bring attention and awareness to the horrifying effects of reckless corporate pollution.

Peace in Syria may seem out of reach for now, but there are things that can be done, we must not waste time to bring relief to those who desperately need it.

This schedule wastes opportunities to bring these patients under control much more quickly because the maximal responses to changes in medication doses or introduction of new classes of drugs for treating glycemia (except for thiazolidinediones), lipids, and blood pressure all occur within a month.

If I create the strategy for consistent data and no one deploys or uses it, it's a waste of money to bring all the data together, map it and make it consistent.

Krauthammer was there to promote his new book, "Things That Matter: Three Decades of Passions, Pastimes and Politics," wasting no opportunity to bring it up.

That Guy Who Claimed Obama Is a Foreign National We should all be glad Leo Donofrio wasted taxpayer money to bring a case before the Supreme Court challenging Obama's U.S. nationality.

This technology is the future of creating a more sustainable, environmentally friendly solution for all collected waste and is exactly what the United States needs to bring waste disposal up to the standards of 2017.

This state of affairs has brought warnings from the European Union, which is funding measures to bring waste collection and processing up to standard.

If the ball carrier is near the sidelines, don't waste your energy trying to bring him down.

GER will accept direct delivery of waste to its landfills, dispatch its own road tractors to bring more distant waste, and rail-haul waste from New York City and Chicago.

In June, the coalition government faced criticism after its waste review revealed that councils would not have to bring back weekly waste collections.