Sentence examples for wastes not only from inspiring English sources

Considering environmental management, making biochar from maple leave wastes not only recycled them but also perfectly improved soil properties with the less costs.

The film wastes not only a game (as always) Nicholas Cage but also wastes Idris Elba and offers us perhaps the first genuinely bad performance from Ciarán Hinds.

Mandatory separation and composting of food wastes not only drastically reduces methane emissions from garbage dumps or landfills; but also creates an enormous amount of compost which farmers, ranchers, gardeners, and landscapers can then use (along with the organic concentrated liquid form of compost called "compost tea").

The biggest and most common mistake in influencer Marketing that I see people making on a daily basis, is spending too much time writing long emails to influencers who probably won't read them, which wastes not only their time but yours too!

President Bush is wasting not only a presidency but also the resources of our country and the world.

And in the end, you've wasted not only a chunk of cash but too many precious hours as well.

This includes minimising waste not only by reducing packaging, but also by reusing 85% of the farm's water.

Mr. Gilmore, a Democrat, added, "This project has wasted not only our resources but the state's".

I know of a man who left his wife after 12 years: a sad waste not only of his life, but of hers, too.

Nevertheless, we seem more willing to waste not only our dollars, but also the lives of other human beings -- anything to keep "them" out of our communities.

If they lose to the Pacers in the decisive Game 5, they will have wasted not only the stature and the home-court advantage they earned with 52 victories as the top-seeded team in the Eastern Conference, they will have reverted to being just another disappointing Nets team that couldn't get past the first round of the playoffs.