Sentence examples for too squandered from inspiring English sources

Money coupled with tough targets worked well for Labour, though it too squandered much on vainglorious "new" systems.

Australia also squandered a seemingly certain try when Rob Horne, with Adam Ashley-Cooper unmarked outside him, kept the ball too long and Cuthbert's last-ditch tackle rescued the Welsh.

It was a much more even contest after the restart but GB continued to give the ball away far too cheaply and squandered too many of the precious few promising positions they created.

As even Bill Clinton might admit (though Mr Blumenthal would not), he too often squandered his considerable skills on indulgences of one sort and another.

What little possession Scotland did have was too often squandered with long balls for Miller that were easily recovered by Belarus.

Educated and privileged, they were too often squandering their birthrights, to the dismay of their parents and grandparents.

"It would be squandered, too, believe me," he said.

But mineral wealth elsewhere in Africa has too often been squandered.

Sometimes they succeeded, but too often they squandered scarce resources on boondoggles.

Had he done so, he suggested, "It would [have been] squandered too, believe me".

MARLINS 6, CUBS 4 Chicago squandered too many scoring opportunities and missed its chance at a four-game sweep.