squandered

IPA: skwˈɑndɝd

Examples of "squandered" in Sentences

But Wisconsin squandered the majority of its opportunities.
The amount of money they raised and squandered is phenomenal.
The Packers (8-3) again squandered a chance to clinch the NFC
But the Oilers squandered a three goal lead after the second period.
Otherwise we Democrats have once again squandered a great opportunity. greg D
Collective value is squandered in the name of a constricted definition of gain.
The Wizards took the second chance and again squandered it, with Nick Young missing a jumper from the top of the key.
Heat coach Pat Riley noted that his players once again squandered the homecourt edge they worked for 82 regular-season games to earn.
He had another win squandered Wednesday when setup man Mike Stanton allowed a tying three-run homer to Ricky Ledee before New York pulled out
Precisely how much has been squandered is not known but the congressional team has been carrying out investigations and publishes quarterly reports.
Meaning that if you speculate and are backed by the feds, and fail, one could very easily make the argument that large amounts of capital being squandered is a form of theft.