But there are fears that taxpayers' cash will be squandered in renewed house price inflation.
Perhaps it was squandered, in a larger artistic sense, but it still makes for captivating, and oddly reassuring, reading — it's a relief to know that, even if your life were more glamorous, you wouldn't necessarily be any happier.
In recent weeks, however, Real has struggled: it squandered its lead in the league and has been ousted from the Spanish Cup final and the Champions League.
The wealth it generated was squandered in a number of disastrous investments, as Nauru tried its hand as an early sovereign-wealth fund, and got its fingers burnt.
It does little more than prompt head shaking at all the very hard work and passion that must have been squandered in getting it off the ground.
This term and its qualitative traits have been squandered in an industry historically defined by such a term.
In addition, it has been suggested that newly synthesized lysosomal enzymes are diverted to and squandered in lipofuscin-burdened lysosomes [ 32].
Others have said the settlement fails to make Microsoft comply with antitrust law and that it squanders gains won in court.
That devaluation, if not squandered in a lurch towards hyperinflation, could deliver Greece from its current misery of perpetual recession by letting it regain lost competitiveness at a stroke, rather than by grinding down domestic costs over several years.
When it is underserved, sections of music — like the Nocturne (here danced by Titania and Bottom) — seem to be squandered in this version.
