Sentence examples for will always squander from inspiring English sources
So the story isn't "irresponsible politicians will always squander the good years"; it is "conservative Republican politicians run up debt even in good years, because they want to force cuts in social programs".
The "mutual trust" he hopes for is almost always squandered because of ideology, inefficient procedures and political interests.
Britain by 2007 had certainly become a more compassionate, open and fairer society, but questions will always be asked whether Blair squandered the promise of 1997, a golden opportunity that may not recur for Labour for another 50 years.
However, as long as the concepts and attitudes do not change, there will always be sufficient psychiatrists who are willing to squander their oath and medical ethics in exchange for personal gain or protection.
And I've seen plenty of people with the same advantages squander them, or just wander aimlessly through life assuming that money they are entitled to will always be thrown at them.
CBBC will always offer benchmark, quality and innovative programming free of advertising and sponsorship where the original idea is the overriding priority.Nigel PickardController, Children's BBCLondonEcuador's shaky economySIR – Your article about the prospects for Ecuador after dollarisation misses several key points ("Squandering an unlikely recover", September 15th).
"It will always backfire".
Disappointment will always follow".
Boutiques will always exist.
Climates will always change.
