Sentence examples for potentially squandered from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, this means that research and/or health care resources are potentially squandered and that participants are exposed to unnecessary risks and burdens (however minimal) with the possibility of little or no benefit, or even the possibility of harm, particularly where understudied subgroups experience paradoxical effects.
His is a story about potential squandered.
After The New York Times published two articles last year that detailed how billions of dollars were potentially being squandered by the state's Medicaid program, Representative John E. Sweeney, a Republican from upstate New York, and State Senator Dean G. Skelos, a Nassau County Republican, called for the federal audit.
That potential is being squandered.
Shocked by the recent findings, the President has called upon citizens of the United States to lead the world in making up for the potentially further billions of hours squandered on anti-piracy warnings during the recent phenomenon of binge watching.
The world is a potentially beautiful place but we've even squandered that yo.
This discourse of waste, as a classificatory register, imposes a powerful moral injunction not to squander something potentially precious.
When Pedro Rodríguez squandered an opportunity to add a second goal against Germany, it did not feel like a potentially ruinous lapse.
Another opportunity squandered.
