Sentence examples for rapidly squandered from inspiring English sources
But by wavering and then backtracking on a promise to remove an American military base on Okinawa, he made himself look indecisive and rapidly squandered his popularity.
Although a few wealthy Ugandans profited from Amin's actions, the majority of the commercial enterprises formerly owned by Asians were given to senior army officers who rapidly squandered the proceeds and then allowed the businesses to collapse.
Hubris helps to explain a new governor who rapidly squanders his 70percentt election triumph by bullying those who disagree with him and treating them as moral, intellectual and ethical inferiors.
The Tories quickly squandered their advantage.
A half-promising premise -- that life on Earth is threatened by a rapidly evolving alien life form -- is squandered in a riot of overdone effects and underwritten jokes.
A chance had opened up for Everton in this season's FA Cup but it was squandered quite spectacularly - and how Goodison Park, or at least those supporters still inside a rapidly deserting stadium at the final whistle, let Moyes and his players know it.
Another opportunity squandered.
So yes, opportunity squandered.
Two set points squandered.
