Sentence examples for wasting much from inspiring English sources
Until then, lots of customers are probably wasting much of their money.
When it became obvious that the market for personal digital assistants was shrinking, Handspring created the Treo brand, wasting much of its marketing investment in the Visor name.
But the lasting damage is wasting much of that £2.7bn compensation on basic-rate taxpayers who have just had a 2p tax cut anyway.
This includes better insulation, advanced heating and cooling systems, and energy-efficient device s, notably light-emitting diodes (LEDs), which, unlike incandescent bulbs, turn most of the power they use into light rather than wasting much of it as heat.
It is hard to see him wasting much time on low-profile scribes but it would be a surprise if more prominent commentators such as Geoffrey Boycott – now a Daily Telegraph stablemate but a frequent critic – and the BBC's cricket correspondent, Jonathan Agnew, do not crop up in dispatches.
With state regulators poised to collect nearly $1 billion from utility customers for energy conservation measures over the next seven years, a recent audit concluded that the plan was flawed and warned that New Jersey might be in danger of wasting much of the money.
I didn't waste much time.
She didn't waste much time then.
Once inside, they didn't waste much time.
Nor did he waste much breath rebutting the circumstantial evidence.
The beautiful Natasha didn't waste much time, either.
