Sentence examples similar to considerable squandering from inspiring English sources
It's always a thrill to see a carnage spectacular with a star capable of feeling and wit -- Mr. Goss, Mr. Kretschmann and Mr. Perlman give the film some heft, too -- but Mr. Snipes is squandering his considerable gifts so much that it's becoming increasingly difficult to remember what a fine actor he is.
It's clear that none of the people the CIU is investigating belong in the slammer, but someone at ABC should be locked up for squandering Atwell's considerable talents once again.
He was a colourful, self-assertive personage, but he squandered his considerable earnings and died in poverty.
Having begun his leadership with a huge fund of goodwill, Smith took considerable care not to squander it.
As even Bill Clinton might admit (though Mr Blumenthal would not), he too often squandered his considerable skills on indulgences of one sort and another.
More than one reviewer was left with the feeling that Waters had squandered her considerable talents "on the production of middlebrow entertainments".
Not even a Palm Pilot can do that, and it was only $7! This incredibly nifty gadget enthralled me as a symbol of Pakistani ingenuity -- and it's also apt because Pakistan has squandered its considerable potential and excelled far more at things destructive than constructive.
We can avoid squandering billions more.
Instead, Trump is squandering them.
We are squandering that opportunity.
