Sentence examples for wasting budget from inspiring English sources

Such facial recognition could enable digital screens to tailor messages to each individual as they pass, meaning an end to brands wasting budget advertising the wrong products to the wrong people.

Higher percentage of self-ligation read resulted in lower percentages of clean and qualified reads, leading to wasting budget.

Spending hard-earned money on items you never wear equals a wasted budget.

But despite major wasted budgets and poor communication of the core concept, I would still bet on TiVo rather than emerging competition.

However, the council has met its savings target of £1.9m a year from the waste budget.

Previously covered by council tax, the charge followed a £2m reduction in the city's waste budget as part of a £102m cuts plan.

If it doesn't move through relevant audiences, marketers are wasting their budgets.

Gordon Brown might reasonably argue that, as of yesterday, he has a far more immediate call on his wasted consultancy budget: the Olympics.

It seems that manufacturers wasted their budget on design and marketing rather than innovative or compelling functions.

It's one thing to run a 24/7 operation against a Russian embassy, quite another to waste your budget gathering intel about gluten-free panzanella recipes or the latest iPad rumours.

Without wasting half the budget on ill-acted chit-chat and scenario manufacture, the biggest showpieces always open, rather than close, the Final Destination movies: you get exactly what you paid for, immediately.