Sentence examples for wasting from from inspiring English sources

When asked if he felt there was blatant time wasting from Azerbaijan at the end, O'Neill said: "I don't think you will have to have been to too many football matches to work that out.

A lot of horrible, clumsy challenges, some abysmal classic lower-division long-ball, and a ton of time wasting from Neil Sullivan, Doncaster's 43-year-old goalkeeper who once stood between the sticks at Stamford Bridge and White Hart Lane.

These include rock fall rapids, created by mass wasting from adjacent valley slopes; structurally controlled headwater cliffs; and lithological knickpoints.

Callahan notes that they do not die from Ebolavirus itself, but succumb to what he refers to as "secondary events," such as low levels of potassium, wasting from vomiting and diarrhea, and bacterial infections.

The floating boulders, which are several metres in diameter, have evolved as result of debris deposits from pro-glacial interaction, mass wasting from hills surrounding the lake and the displacement of glacial ice by lake ice.

Stunting rate among children aged 0-59 month declined from 25.1% (Demographic Health Survey 2006) to 18% in 2013, wasting from 6.6% (DHS 2011) to 3.1% and underweight from 6.5% (DHS 2011) to 4.9%.

But does toilet waste from trains pose a risk to the public and railway workers?

Anbarasan Ethirajan visited a recycling yard in Kathmandu dedicated to waste from the mountain.

Allard agrees that tests tailored to waste from oil and gas operations are needed.

The Lymphatic System picks up waste from body cells.

A silent toilet leak could waste from 30 to 500 gallons every day!