wastes

It wastes your time, it wastes the cashier's time.

Doing simple things often means digging through documentation, searching the web, or even manually digging through menus which wastes a lot of time for me.

No need for this responsive design bullshit that just wastes a ton of money and time for everyone involved.

Muscle memory is easier on the mind than name recall - it simply wastes less brain cycles.

Who wants an employee that wastes all his time asking & answering questions?

It might only be a single comment, but reading it wastes time, copy that by a few more & you'll get sick of jokes fast.

It wastes the time of the people in line behind you.

Using 5 different tools/logins wastes time, money, and stalls productivity.

It's good because as you mentioned - wastes less money.

When you have 1.6 billion users, every time you waste 5 minutes of their time installing updates and rebooting, that wastes 190 human lifetimes worth of man-hours.

>current temperature outside or a what the stock price was 15 minutes ago is generally fairly useless and wastes screen space.

Grid search wastes time on irrelevant dimensions.

It only wastes your time and annoys the pig." I used to be a rabid Linux advocate.

Though probably not intended, saying "Citation Needed" can be off-putting and wastes time in discussions where if you spent a few extra seconds, you could ask a more thoughtful question.

(Although Strava claim to account for "rolling resistance".) By making the adjustment Sky seem to be claiming that Froome's equipment wastes less power than everyone else's does.

Today it looks like a colossal wreck, and all the "Active" app UIs developed for it are all complete wastes of code and time today because QML was not mature enough when they made that "first attempt".

Wastes a bit of space, but there's no extra resources on the server.