Sentence examples for wasted labor from inspiring English sources

Industrial equipment is typically serviced on a fixed schedule, irrespective of actual operating condition, resulting in wasted labor and risk of unexpected and undiagnosed equipment failures.

Inefficient government-run planned-economy enterprises wasted labor and resources, producing substandard goods for which there was little demand.

You shouldn't waste labor, just like you shouldn't waste money.

"You don't go around wasting labor because that's going to cost you money and who's going to pay for that?

Drill deep enough and the list to worry about becomes overwhelming: organics, genetically modified organisms, carbon footprint, packaging, fair trade, waste, labor, animal welfare and for all I know the quality of the water that's being used to wash your organic greens.

In the early days, selection of parental lines largely depends on the experience of breeders, leading to a great deal of uncertainty as well as wasting enormous labor and time in experimental evaluation.

Scooping up all the city's millions of tons of rubbish with no time or labor wasted in sorting or in specialized pickups would save pots of money in the short term.

Wyman's disc-forging operation routinely wasted metal and labor, then passed along the cost.

The Nuue Project revolutionizes conventional methods of garment-making as it cuts down on excess material and labor wasted in pattern cutting and sewing.

7 23 The parents show up, and seem more worried about their daughter's rights than the fact that she just cost the city about $2,000 in labor, wasted several hours of everyone's time, and killed dinner for all of us.

Such Stakhanovite commitment is necessary at a firm where so much creative labor is wasted.