Sentence examples for has wasted its from inspiring English sources

So far the Democratic Party has been so paralysed by its internal contradictions that it has wasted its years in opposition.

Rather than making a positive case for the union, the Better Together campaign has wasted its energy on attacking the idea that Scotland could go it alone, a tactic guaranteed to anger those of us for whom the question was never whether we could but whether we should.

"This government has wasted its opportunities and wasted your money," he said.

'The Blair-Brown government has wasted its opportunities,' he added, but he claimed that 'above all else' Labour would be remembered for its decision to go to war in Iraq.

I was informing the talking head who'd been talking about wasteful spending by welfare recipients that in every case where a state has drug-tested benefits claimants, the state has wasted its money – most claimants aren't drug users.

Over the years Venezuela has wasted its wealth on subsidies and public employment rather than developing much-needed economic, social or human capital.

In his speech, Mr. Mubarak said that the opposition had wasted its time and energy by boycotting the elections.

If you are seen as having 'invented' a connection, you will seriously annoy the committee for having wasted its time and money".

But Jonjo Shelvey has wasted it.

Then you've wasted, it's a waste.

The Government has wasted most of its first term summoning up courage to do the things it was elected for in 1997.