Sentence examples for now squandered from inspiring English sources

My country has now squandered its last best hope to stop its descent into all-out personalism.

It would also make available for the war on terror the enormous national resources now squandered on pursuing drug traffickers, jailing addicts and so on.

Yet the summit was let down by the two groups with the biggest role in shaping policy: ministers and non-governmental organisations (NGOs).The right starting-point for them should be to acknowledge that much of the water is now squandered.

His administration has now squandered more than a year, being far too soft on the Wall Street system that crashed the rest of the economy.

Yet we are now squandering this precious resource by using powerful antibiotics carelessly for livestock and poultry -- mostly for nontherapeutic reasons.

"Now we squandered a piece of it.

There really is such a substance, now routinely squandered, that global health experts believe could save more than 800,000 lives annually.

But the resource curse bit, and bit hard, and the money is now gone, squandered by a series of corrupt and incompetent governments who found extravagant and spectacular ways to lose the country's wealth (including, notoriously, funding a disastrous West End musical based on the life of Leonardo da Vinci).

Huber, now 46, squandered the first year of his 18-month funding window trying to peddle his idea as a cable tv technology, first to big companies like Hewlett-Packard, then to a dozen East Coast venture capital firms.

But polls show many to believe that this goodwill has now been squandered.

Kickstarter has provided artists with unprecedented opportunities that I fear are now being squandered.