Sentence examples for So squandered from inspiring English sources

How can so much talent be so squandered?

Bush reasserted its power in the most inchoate way and so squandered it.

"You look at it all and think, how can the amount of time, money, energy and resources be so squandered by indecision?

But it is questionable how much can be taken out of a win against a man who has so squandered his talent and now serves only as a cautionary tale to 2012's golden generation.

Mr. Bush was also right: talking with Iran today would be tantamount to appeasement — but that's because the Bush team has so squandered U.S. power and credibility in the Middle East, and has failed to put in place any effective energy policy, that negotiating with Iran could only end up with us on the short end.

Here Cachao played with such Latin music legends as Tito Puente and Celia Cruz, yet he also developed an addiction to gambling so squandering his earnings.

So squandering the impact of having something positive to say for once seems like a seriously wasted opportunity.

They have missed so many opportunities, squandered so many leads and manager Roberto Martinez seems unwilling or unable to address their defensive frailties.

Things have moved too far for him to regain the legitimacy he has so quickly squandered.

5. Jennifer Capriati, Tennis (1990-2004) The sunny New Yorker not so much squandered her talent as watched it go up in a puff of marijuana smoke.

Suspending the sovereignty of an independent nation is a radical idea -- in effect, a decree that the state has so badly squandered authority over its inhabitants that it has forfeited the otherwise inalienable right to govern itself.