Sentence examples for that is squandered from inspiring English sources

This cash is then ploughed back into the local economy - that is, squandered at the nearby brothel, where the whores sing old Maoist anthems at the karaoke machine.

This, indeed, is an old squad and the main benefit of that is squandered if no withdrawals are made from such a bank of experience.

Skeptics dismiss the facility as a colossal delusion that is squandering precious resources — $140 million a year — at a time of economic hardship.

For that reason, skeptics dismiss NIF as a colossal delusion that is squandering precious resources at a time of economic hardship.

Once again, that pitcher left in the eighth inning with a lead that was squandered by the bullpen.

We're going to do a very big — you know, the money that was squandered by the past administrations.

"We watched a record surplus that was squandered on tax cuts for folks who didn't need them and weren't asking for them," he said.

Most sides would have surrendered to gloom after the sort of opportunity that was squandered in the 73rd minute, when Joe Cole droved in the perfect low ball and Anelka let it fly through his legs.

Obscured by David Beckham's visit to Giants Stadium with Los Angeles last Saturday was a strong effort by the Red Bulls that was squandered when the Galaxy scored in second-half injury time to secure a 2-2 draw.

Eric Todd in the Guardian wrote: "When one considers the number of superlatives that are squandered on some inside forwards in this country the futility of trying to find new ones to describe Pelé becomes all the more obvious".

I decried the Antitrust Division's disgraceful retreat some 15 years ago and continue to point to that decision as a watershed moment that was squandered with horrendous consequences.