Sentence examples for would squander from inspiring English sources

That would squander a moment for change.

That would squander the nation's capital.

What health care system would squander so many dollars on patients who don't benefit?

Ending the program would squander an important chance to prevent foreclosures.

China's regulator seems reluctant, perhaps fearing smaller competing banks would squander their margins.

But consumer groups are worried that hospitals would squander the money.

If Mrs Obama tackled policy issues anywhere near as publicly, I suspect she'd squander the capital she can currently deploy for a problem even more basic than, say, affordable healthcare: racial inequality and prejudice.

Actually, I don't think she'd squander it.

We're made to think so badly of ourselves as to assume that if we had more free time, we'd squander it.

That it wouldn't be Christ the nation worshiped, but that we'd squander our independence on the altar of Mammon.

"She saw a lot of potential that I'd squandered, as far as she was concerned".