Sentence examples for going to be squandered from inspiring English sources
"If aid is given to countries which don't match that standard, it is going to be squandered".
At the same time, he said, the energy savings achieved by sealing and weatherstripping every window and door in the house is going to be squandered if even one occupant of the house insists on sleeping with the windows open, even just a crack.
Anyone who has followed the England team over the last decade knows exactly how Marcus Rashford's talents are going to be squandered.
"I do think there are places where it's going to be close, and they did themselves no favors by squandering this opportunity," Manzano said of the Democrats.
Government authority is not to be squandered.
"These days are not to be squandered".
As things stand, it seems likely to be squandered.
"Everything had to be squandered, including his victory".
It's political gold, not to be squandered.
If Heathrow were shrunk or closed, he says, the investment that has gone into the airport would be squandered.
"Most of the venture money going into consumer-related companies will be squandered, and the rest will be lost.
