Sentence examples similar to immediately squandering from inspiring English sources
Yet whatever reassurance was to be found in Trump's vow never to order a first strike -- not the question Lester Holt was asking -- was immediately squandered.
It is a shameful experience to get busted a second time; any good will you've earned is immediately squandered because you're letting people down and affirming all the naysayers.
But as often as not, when that second chance presents itself, the actors immediately squander the opportunity by appearing in more slop.
But the movie almost immediately squanders that goodwill on a lame, hyperactive action plot involving black-market smugglers and Bulgarian mobsters, all of it set to a frantic soundtrack of shrieking tires and accidentally discharged firearms.
The young death of Harvey's elder brother William Harvey, MP in April 1779 had provided Harvey with a substantial fortune, which he immediately began squandering in epic nights at London's fashionable drinking and gambling establishments.
Finally, in recent weeks, opportunity presented itself, and almost immediately was squandered.
Democrats immediately accused him of squandering taxpayer money to protect his own political ambitions at a time when the state budget is under severe stress, and some promised to challenge the decision in court.
Mark Hughes was left to bemoan the winner – "a throw-in which bounced in our six-yard box" – and the lapse of concentration that led to parity squandered immediately on the second occasion the visitors drew level, but acknowledged the opponents were devastating on the break.
There was a speaker I saw recently who was setting up a potentially interesting story about how she became the head of SEO for a big company, which was in turn squandered by immediately meandering into how she was "the chosen one" to correct all the awful SEO practices that had been in place.
We can avoid squandering billions more.
