Sentence examples for has squandered one from inspiring English sources

It has squandered one oil-price boom.

"These attacks are so outrageous and over the top that it has squandered one of the most vital attributes that Obama had, which is he was a different kind of politician, who was going to change the state of our politics.

Maybe a few more disgruntled ex-subscribers should reallocate some of the resources they might have squandered on one more book about Dylan and give NME another chance for a few weeks – if only as a gesture of collective confidence in music journalism having a future as well as a past.

Behind the eerie aesthetics of stadium choreography, and the PR stunts aimed at attracting tourists to Pyongyang, lies a regime that for decades has squandered an estimated one third of its GDP on military spending and building a nuclear arsenal, rather than guaranteeing even minimal levels of food for its own citizens (as the famines of the 1990s demonstrated).

Trump's wealth and political success began with an inheritance, one that he has squandered and continued to grow on the backs of others, at the expense of others.

But it was West Ham who continued to create the better chances and after Sakho had squandered a one-on-one with Hugo Lloris, the Senegal striker made no mistake at the back post on 62 minutes, squeezing in Mark Noble's cross for his 11th goal of the season.

He has squandered more than that on a utility infielder.

On the one side, this is because the west has squandered its late 20th century victory.

The Justice Department cannot claim one major successful terrorism prosecution, and has squandered much of the trust and patience the American people freely gave in 2001.

Instead, he has squandered it.

President Bush has squandered it.