Sentence examples for certainly squander from inspiring English sources
If they choose Representative Michele Bachmann, they will almost certainly squander the opportunity; while a better Republican opponent could move the race into the "leans Democratic" category.
Now, he had certainly squandered VAN's war chest on a misunderstanding of American campus style.
Stoudemire's put-back was not the most important play of the game, but it might have been its most emblematic – the exclamation point on a vintage performance without which the Knicks most certainly would have squandered yet another late lead against the Celtics.
Although this is certainly welcome, we risk squandering this opportunity if we continue business as usual.
Space prohibits a full discussion of these issues, but certainly one factor had to be the squandering of budget surpluses that resulted from the policies of the Bill Clinton administration and their replacement by huge deficits under President Bush.
The Yankees 90-666) mighaveave felt deflated over squandering an opportunity to close the gap on Boston, but it certainly did not show.
I don't mean the version that depicts her as a chilly, forbidding figure, but certainly the one that presents her as unashamedly cerebral, an alert and acute thinker who doesn't squander words.
Britain by 2007 had certainly become a more compassionate, open and fairer society, but questions will always be asked whether Blair squandered the promise of 1997, a golden opportunity that may not recur for Labour for another 50 years.
That huge amounts of money are squandered, wasted or stolen in the process is neither here nor there: the sums involved are astronomical — certainly great enough to afford both runaway populism and hardcore graft.
Don't squander that advantage.
