Sentence examples for which are wasting from inspiring English sources

The answer for the current NHS crisis is to fund the NHS to the EU average (it is currently heading down to less than 7% GDP), to deal with the costly market and PFI schemes which are wasting money hand over fist, to value and support the staff, and to stop re-disorganising it every two years in a futile effort to sort out the last political mess inflicted on it.

While Ford, like the other American automakers, wants to relieve its bloated stockpiles of vehicles, which are wasting away on dealers' lots, a high-volume car company under ideal circumstances does not want to keep production levels low.

This fact is related to the production of large amounts of hydroxyl radicals, which are wasted in other reactions at higher current densities.

They have perfect diction, laser-focus and great acting chops, which are wasted in a meandering relationship film.

On the other hand, updating consumes resources, which are wasted if the conclusions do not change.

I value more getting coupons for products I like, not for products I don't care for, which is wasting my time".

Yet only the other day, Kit Malthouse, Boris Johnson's deputy London mayor, was reported as dismissing the whole Leveson-related investigation as "media driven hysteria" which was wasting valuable police resources.

In a joint letter to the Times he joined with them in pushing the new Labour prime minister to withdraw from "East of Suez", which was wasting £500m-worth of military expenditure.

Another corner, which is wasted.

The winger wins a corner, which is wasted by Kolarov.

The ball's scrambled clear for another corner, which is wasted.