Sentence examples for ultimately squander from inspiring English sources

Linking the Giants metaphorically to their collapsed bubble will be a popular literary technique if the Giants ultimately squander all their playoff chances.

The implicit backing of the federal government (which was called upon in 2008) allowed these entities to make imprudent investment decisions and ultimately squander hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars.

The poem is a lyrical explanation of how the breezy and naive dreams of our childhood ultimately squander in the face of adult life.

Yet he entered into countless battles of the will, won a few, lost more and ultimately squandered his gifts.

The legacy of exploitation left us with few economic alternatives and one of the highest unemployment rates in the world, and led previous governments to make unwise investments that ultimately squandered our country's savings.

Had he beaten George W. Bush (he surely would have defeated Al Gore), and had he been president on Sept. 11, 2001, I know he would have done great things with the national unity Bush ultimately squandered.

"I'm not the kind of person that does daft stuff off it (the playing field)." Best rose to prominence as a precocious teenager at Manchester United and dazzled crowds with moments of brilliance on his way to two league titles and 1968 European Cup success before ultimately squandering his rare talent.

Yet he ultimately squanders an opportunity by lingering in a lightly altered rehash of his daily musings on the disaster.

Blessed with considerable virtues, including a clever concept, crackling filmmaking and a charismatic star, it ultimately squanders all of them, undone by an unfortunate lack of subtlety and restraint.

Courier ended up winning the second set but ultimately lost after squandering four match points in the third.

The Spanish ultimately came close to squandering all that skill once again.