Sentence examples for squandered out from inspiring English sources

Opportunities are squandered out of ignorance and misunderstandings of what the real risks are and how to protect against them.

Now Dr. Saiman and her colleagues look out on a world where a precious resource could be squandered, out of simple fear and ignorance.

As the final minutes approached, an increasingly desperate Panama continued pressing, creating chances that were either squandered or snuffed out by a hard-working — and undermanned — American defense.

The Mets tied the game in the sixth, but they squandered a no-out, bases-loaded situation in the rest of the inning to put themselves in peril.

If some goodwill is generated from the supporting cast (which includes strong, albeit small, performances from Steve Mouzakis and Fox), it is largely squandered by an out-there ending hard to accept on any level, literal or metaphoric.

When such resources are squandered on stories because they are Digg-friendly, the public loses out.

Others said that Mr. Martello squandered opportunities to rent out rooms for functions, instead allowing favored parties to use the rooms free or for nominal fees.

About this time he is said to have married a woman with a "competent fortune" that was, however, squandered through "being put out on ill securities".

The committee also suggested that Mr. Martello had squandered opportunities to rent out rooms for functions by allowing his friends or associates to use them at no charge.

An international audit of past privatisation deals, to find out if the state's wealth was squandered, would also be carried out, and all details made public, he promised.

Chris Thompson explains how Microsoft squandered its chance to out-Google Google.