Sentences with phrase «wasted years fighting»

Not exact matches

Player careers are short and they can not waste their best years fighting for a top 4 finish.

Because of an «unfit for purpose» system, their claims take years to resolve, wasting untold amounts of taxpayers» money as other bureaucrats and Johnson's hired gun lawyers fight them to the bitter end despite the mountain of evidence that Iraq is a death zone for gays.

«Twelve years of Labour red tape and bureaucracy have wasted police time, keeping them away from front line crime - fighting.

«All those years wasted fighting each other, Charles.»

Which, for the average investor, are ridiculously long odds to be agonising over... so in reality, we waste years & decades sabotaging our returns, fighting a rising tide as we try (fearfully & unsuccessfully) to duck & weave in / out of the market.

Big Coal and its allies in the Bush administration had spent years fighting a rule that required mining companies to obtain permits before dumping waste into rivers.

This is an abhorrent waste of perfectly nutritious food that costs Canada close to $ 100 billion a year, and it's something that Jordan Figueiredo, founder of the Ugly Fruit & Veg campaign, is fighting to end.

Gibbs fought for years to get the site cleaned - up and went on to become the founding director of the CHEJ, an organization that helps local communities combat toxic waste and environmental issues across the country.

, «for 30 years, there has been an unsuccessful search ``, «does not logically imply», «the sale of indulgences»...... those lines were all great, but the summation sentence, IMO was the most pointed......» Wasting resources on symbolically fighting ever - present climate change is no substitute for prudence.»

In a few years time it will have become very obvious that catastrophic climate change was catastrophically wrong, but in the meantime, trillions of dollars will have been wasted fighting a non-existent threat.

Runoff from chemical inputs and CAFO waste pollutes our water and contributes to global warming; monoculture — planting a single crop over a large area year after year — depletes soil and reduces biodiversity; overuse of antibiotics in meat production threatens our ability to fight human disease.

All that happened is we had a pointless cultural war for a year and wasted 100 million dollars of taxpayer money fighting over it.