"He is mercurial, got all this talent but somehow it's squandered and lost," Hill told London's Evening Standard.
Damon Hill, the 1996 world champion, said recently that Hamilton, 28, "has all the talent but somehow it's squandered and lost".
The real crime of genetic modification is not its risks but that it is squandering its promise, widening the gap between rich and poor.
For all of Mr. Zhang's explanations, analysts say that it is squandering its advantage as a low-cost producer.
But many are worried that it is squandering its opportunity.
This arrangement suited Simon fine — he bitterly accepted a buyout offer from the paper in 1995, feeling that it was squandering talent under new management.
"The new approach of depending entirely on squeezing them looks like it is going to be an utter failure, and it is squandering everything we had achieved over the years," a senior U.S. official glumly observed.
It is squandering the chance to become a constitutional model for the entire region.In this section The man who must change China Towards a better land A deficit of common sense Make it tolerant Powering a cure ReprintsSince the Islamists emerged earlier this year as the new parliament's main force, the constitutional process has been a mess (see article).
A chance had opened up for Everton in this season's FA Cup but it was squandered quite spectacularly - and how Goodison Park, or at least those supporters still inside a rapidly deserting stadium at the final whistle, let Moyes and his players know it.
Though 2006's "Casino Royale" -- Daniel Craig's first as Bond -- generated plenty of goodwill, much of it was squandered by the lackluster "Quantum of Solace".
