Sentence examples for risks wasting from inspiring English sources

Yet ploughing back into such territory risks wasting the momentum of the Bali deal.

Yet plowing back into such territory risks wasting the momentum of the Bali deal.

This oversight risks wasting a unique opportunity for clarity on the UK response to modern slavery, which has been vague and disjointed up to now.

Labour's plan targets poorer mothers, squeezed out of children's centres by middle-class parents: the Tories' middle England-friendly plan targets all new mothers, but risks wasting time on those who are already coping well.

If the effort proves futile, it risks wasting billions while upsetting a balance of terror that has kept an uneasy peace among nuclear antagonists for more than half a century.

One of Mr Tusk's aims seems to be to win the presidency later, rather than take any bold action in government now.That may be politically astute, but it risks wasting valuable time.

He had warned in parliament earlier this week that the strikes risked "wasting" signs of slight economic recovery.

And this patient was far too sick to risk wasting time.

Far better to risk wasting a few million sperm than to miss out on a chance to reproduce.

"Without better information, we risk wasting increasingly scarce taxpayer dollars and missing opportunities to put New Yorkers back to work".

But they risk wasting the crucial early months of the presidential term in hot air.The public finances require swift action.