Sentence examples for be squandered to from inspiring English sources

It should not be squandered to enable more Washington spending.

The commission claims that letting Social Security buy private assets would be a disaster, that unless retirees' money is placed into private accounts it will be squandered to serve political ends.

That's been squandered to some degree and eroded to some degree by the current crisis".

But Mr. Rehn also suggested that opportunities had been squandered to find a less painful way out of the crisis.

Paul Goldberger, the architecture critic, wrote in The New York Times that $40 million of public money had been squandered to create "a building that has a harshness almost unequaled in contemporary architecture".

But to date, this leverage has been squandered to obtain special protections for Big PhRMA and U.S. firms seeking to invest abroad rather than to secure terms that work for all of us.

The lemurs offer us an important warning about the vital natural wealth we are squandering to the detriment of our well-being and that of future generations.

The almost $70 billion a year we're squandering to imprison hundreds of thousands of people in prisons, immigrant detention facilities, and juvenile lockup is a shackle that's holding our country back.

Whatever advantages we presently enjoy in science and technology will be squandered, distributed to others who may appreciate our universities, but not our ideals.

We would never allow their bodies to be violated or their potential to be squandered.

Regrettably, their expertise is likely to be squandered, their career options needlessly restricted, and their potential for contributing to society--and having a rewarding career--substantially reduced.