Sentence examples for will squandered from inspiring English sources
Call it what you will, squandered opportunity or a failure of our society to capitalise on the potential of so many, it is dangerous to promise so much and yet offer so little.
If the leaders balk, they will squander a historic opportunity.
"There is a risk that Mexico will squander its demographic bonus," says Mr Tuirán.
His biggest fear is that his party will squander the "historic opportunity.
My friends, it is this simple: we Democrats will expand the prosperity; they will squander it.
And it's Lazio's plans that will squander the surplus.
If the intelligence is wrong, or the government distorts it, the United States will squander its credibility.
The danger is that political squabbling will squander an opportunity for Democrats and Republicans to reach an important agreement.
Nor is it likely that the court will squander its reputation to satisfy the ambitions of either presidential candidate.
But if he continues to campaign on an incoherent and transparently political "all of the above" energy platform, he will squander that advantage.
