Sentence examples similar to wasting in the second from inspiring English sources

Stunting and wasting in the first 1,000 days after conception represents a blatant squandering of human potential.

This is important because it is retarded linear growth rather than wasting in the first two years that has the strongest association with infant/young child morbidity/mortality and with non-communicable disease later in life.

However all QPR's good work went to waste in the second minute after the restart when Suarez was left unmarked and the Uruguayan guided his header into the corner of the net from the edge of the six-yard box.

The effort was nearly wasted in the ninth, when Bobby Parnell allowed two consecutive singles.

For all their chances wasted in the first half, Inverness finally made their momentum count when Ofere gave them the lead four minutes into the second period.

Kroger, a retailer based in Ohio with sales of $70 billion, gives 3,600 tons of fresh food a year to food banks.Laudable though this is, it raises the question of why so much food is going to waste in the first place.

It is because the fast transition alleviates the problem that queries for leaving tags are wasted in the first phase.

Even the shock of going behind was unable to awaken Spurs, who now looked likely to rue the chance Modric wasted in the first half.

The Arsenal striker accused his Dutch compatriot of time wasting in the second half and both players were booked as play spilled into a 98th minute.

I guess when the baseball world abandons this newly-minted position and the teams use whom they think are their best relievers when it really matters instead of wasting them in the ninth-inning when most times it doesn't.

Despite wasting chances in the first half, Spain led through David Silva's clinical finish to the top corner and Paco Alcacer's first-time drill home.