Sentence examples for kept squandering from inspiring English sources

Companies across the gaming industry–especially in Las Vegas have been pressured by the U.S. economic slowdown, which has kept squandering tourists at bay (See: Fear And Layoffs In Las Vegas).

The abyss keeps deepening, the wars keep squandering our blood and treasure beyond all logic except the logic of violence.

Latrell Sprewell joined Houston in menacing the Bucks from the outside and scored 16 points, Marcus Camby played like a true center and had 12 points and 13 rebounds, and Glen Rice fulfilled his destiny as the most valuable reserve with 18 points off the bench, including 10 in the fourth quarter that kept the Knicks from squandering a 19-point lead.

Banks trundled along like zombies, squandering credit to keep insolvent firms on their feet.

Mr. Bush has not wavered in his advocacy of sweeping tax cuts as the best way to stimulate growth and, as he puts it, to keep politicians in Washington from squandering the surplus on wasteful government spending.

The strategic reserve should be kept for a real emergency, not squandered for reasons of political expediency.

Only a 52-31 loss at Oregon, in which Stanford squandered a 21-3 lead, kept the Cardinal from playing for the national title last month.

Dundee maintained the pressure but kept failing to hit the target, Dales squandering an opportunity just before half-time after being played clean through.

So money is more likely to be kept under a mattress, and stolen or squandered.

The Dynamo failed to muster much of an attack and the Galaxy squandered multiple easy chances, which kept things interesting deep into the second half.

Also on the credit side of the film's ledger is the presence of Lonette McKee as the paralegal assigned to keep track of every squandered penny; John Candy as Pryor's baseball-playing best friend; Jerry Orbach, the team's manager; Pat Hingle as the only lawyer on Pryor's side, and a fleeting second of Hume Cronyn as the wily relative whose bequest starts all the commotion.