Sentence examples similar to I'll squander from inspiring English sources

Still, the greatest danger by far to Israel is that it will squander the opportunities of power or overreach militarily (Iran) through excess of victimhood, rather than that any imaginable coalition of its enemies will deliver a crippling blow.

If the academy doesn't recognize Bob Dylan — a bard who embodied the most significant cultural upheaval of the second half of the last century — it will squander its best chance to honor a pop poet.

If it bails out the banks, it will squander more money, probably to no avail: less than three years have passed since ¥7.5 trillion was thrown at 15 under-capitalised banks, yet the duff-loan problem persists.

But I fear that if our basic economic foundation doesn't evolve, then we'll squander most of the enormous cornucopia of benefits that new technologies offer us.

The amount of precious time you'll squander on someone else's calamities".

What do we do with all of ourselves if we don't die?" We'll squander even more of the world's resources, she continues, and put even more pressure on the developing world.

I don't leave now, I'll be squandering affluence.

I believe Kei Kamara will squander a couple chances to score as he seems to lack the ability to finish plays on his own.

However, if past experience is any indication, I doubt that either will squander an opportunity to be exceptional.

I will not squander the gains … hard won by the British people.

I will not squander this high regard.