Sentence examples for a squandering of from inspiring English sources

It feels like a squandering of her power.

What a squandering of its position as a late-stage threat to the Red Sox' perch.

So TalkTalkTV's tactic wouldn't look like such a squandering of budget.

It all added up to a squandering of drives that began at San Francisco's 41, at midfield and at the Jets' 47.

The reality is that we had low debt and no fiscal problem before Reagan; then an unprecedented surge in peacetime, non-depression deficits under Reagan/Bush; then a major improvement under Clinton; then a squandering of the Clinton surplus via tax cuts and unfunded wars of choice under Bush.

To do so, he said, "would be a devastating blow to the public diplomacy of the United States and a squandering of the fund of trust that has been developed over the decades in our overseas audiences, who turn to V.O.A. for accurate and objective news".

Instead, it's just deeply inconvenient -- and a shocking squandering of a masterpiece.

The years he lost now look like an active squandering of his position, a deliberate choice to be famous and handsome and wealthy without trying too hard, to reap the benefits of the indulgent side of fame.

The sheer waste is bad enough, a mindless squandering of calories, nutrition, energy and water.

But his Tristan amounts to a feverish squandering of elite operatic resources.

Stunting and wasting in the first 1,000 days after conception represents a blatant squandering of human potential.