Our country would be several hundred billion dollars richer, and the United States would not have squandered the good will it received from around the world in the wake of Sept. 11".
Her desperation to ensure her children not echo her mistakes comes from having squandered her wealth of options by falling in love with a man for his pretty face, a man who ran away.
If it fails, then John Stephenson, the MCC's head of cricket, fears the Test game may not only have squandered an opportunity but also put its future on the line.
If not, it will have squandered one of the great opportunities of all time.; At the time, chipmakers assumed they would jump all the way from mercury light to X rays, which have smaller wavelengths than visible or ultraviolet light.
"Wow," Ms. Houston replied, but she didn't address whether she had squandered an amazing gift.
The assumption many make is that if you are 55, 60, 65 and don't have money saved, you must have: squandered it have a drug or drinking problem or mental illness can't manage your life property haven't planned for a changing workplace, but in any event, it is your fault.
The Islanders did not need a reminder that they had squandered an opportunity.
Boxing promoters, a species not known for munificence, seemed to have squandered an opportunity for a historic payday.
Pak knew that her putting problems had not been solved and that she had squandered an opportunity.
Next night, George W. Bush added, "The current administration hasn't seized the moment -- they [sic] 've squandered the moment".
