Sentence examples for danger of wasting from inspiring English sources
"Noddy is a coach I've put my faith in," Key said of the man he first sought help from following a sharp word from Alec Stewart that he was in danger of wasting his career.
This actor badly needs an earthy comedy to rescue him from the twilight zone of tormented sensitivity, where he seems in danger of wasting away from sheer, moony-eyed angst.
With state regulators poised to collect nearly $1 billion from utility customers for energy conservation measures over the next seven years, a recent audit concluded that the plan was flawed and warned that New Jersey might be in danger of wasting much of the money.
The present side, which features six players from the 2005 squad (a seventh, Gabriel Paletta, is with Italy) may deliver, but Argentina, who face Iran in their second group game on Saturday, are in danger of wasting an almost unprecedented seam of talent.
They are being warned that the continent is in danger of wasting the opportunity offered by its natural resources.
The Russian said Daley was in danger of wasting his talent if he did not focus less on his media commitments and more on training.
If not, write a letters to city officials informing them of the dangers of wasting food and suggesting ways that the city might encourage citizens to be less wasteful.
"I was the responsible one," Shaquill says, and during this lunch he will remind his brother — playful, spontaneous, free-spirited — of an upcoming call with Nike, about the dangers of wasting free time, how NFL players must learn to protect themselves.
Without careful coordination, there is a real danger of waste and duplication of effort.
Martin was again the beneficiary of an ill-advised stroke when Pietersen holed out at deep mid-off, and Broad edged Boult behind seven balls later to leave England 374-7 and in danger of being accused of wasting the excellent platform that had been built on day one.
Prominent human-rights groups say that the aid money is in danger of being wasted, and that there is every reason to believe that the election will be a sham unless postponed.
