Sentence examples for will have squandered from inspiring English sources

Since then, the boomers — the Worst Generation, if you will — have squandered most of that.

Instead, we will have squandered the best chance we have to solve the problem through peaceful means".

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.

If his party fails at least to displace the PRI as the largest party, then Mr Fox risks becoming a lame duck half-way through his term, and Mexico will have squandered an opportunity for change.Three years ago, the PRI was dismissed by many pundits as a party of "dinosaurs" that would quickly disintegrate without the glue of executive power.

If it can't keep up with demand, and if the industry goes somewhere else for lasers, Cymer will have squandered one of the great opportunities of all time.

If not, it will have squandered one of the great opportunities of all time.; At the time, chipmakers assumed they would jump all the way from mercury light to X rays, which have smaller wavelengths than visible or ultraviolet light.

And if he just keeps saying exactly what he's saying now, and ends up coasting to 49 percent instead of 51 percent, he won't just have lost the race: He'll have squandered it.

But if he caves to the hard right once again and proposes a scheme driven by private developers — a scheme that leaves out rural America and asks middle-class families to shoulder the costs — he'll have squandered an immense opportunity.

If you spend it worrying about your portfolio to the exclusion of appreciating your surroundings and the people you love, you'll have squandered un-recoverable moments.

He will then have squandered his best opportunity to stop the nuclear train before it goes over the cliff.

However, you will also have squandered precious resources in search of the answer to a bike shed question.