Sentence examples for wasting up from inspiring English sources

If fees were still around £3,500, I'd have been tempted to give it a try for a year, but there was no way I was risking wasting up to £9,000 on a course I wasn't sure about.

The "outdated" practice of recruiting 16-year-olds into the Army is wasting up to £94m a year and should stop, two human rights groups have said.

Before Anton declared bankruptcy his credit cards and overdrafts were maxed all the time, and he was wasting up to $80 a month on the accompanying fees.

Cheung and colleagues show that many acute respiratory distress syndrome survivors have persistent functional impairment with decreased exercise tolerance, muscle weakness and muscle wasting up to 2 years after ICU discharge [ 13].

Interestingly, relative to wild-type controls the SPAK243A/243A mice showed obvious sodium wasting up to 6 h after this transition and potassium wasting between 6 and 24 h (Fig 5C and D).

Fossil fuel companies risk wasting up to $2tn£1.3tntn) of investors' money in the next decade on projects left worthless by global action on climate change and the surge in clean energy, according to a new report.

Never leave a tap dripping - it can waste up to four litres a day.

The inside was basically one big room, impossible to subdivide, with too much space wasted up high.

All the while kickers waste up to two minutes while the clock ticks when lining up penalty goals and conversions.

A small pan on a large ring or burner can waste up to 40% of the fuel.

On average, OCD patients can waste up to six hours a day on their obsessions and four hours on their compulsions.