Hundreds of millions of dollars have surely been squandered.
In part that's because they had more capital than competitors from less-wealthy backgrounds, but the inheritors surely didn't squander it.
Victory in the cold war was squandered as surely as victory in the first world war had been.
Money that could, and should, have been used to add value to society was not invested; it was squandered as surely as if the parties had wagered on a horse race.
Also the majority of hard savers who amass a pension pot are surely not the types to squander it.
We will surely rue the day that we squandered these miracle drugs, and that we did such a miserable job taking care of the animals we eat.
The capital investment in sheep sheds would be huge, of course – but minute compared with what we have of late been spending on bankers, and surely far less than we are currently squandering on genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
There is surely a risk that it will have squandered blood and treasure on a conflict likely to redound far more to America's commercial and strategic advantage than to its own.
As it prepares for its second anniversary, and its first free elections, on August 30th, it surely needs all the help it can get.If they are not squandered, the energy revenues can clearly give the economy a boost.
Until and unless homeopathy can outperform general placebo effects, it is surely better to stick with sugar pure and simple, rather than squandering time and effort on the dilution charade.
