| Coal mining squanders water, and burning the black stuff emits poisonous mercury plus lung-choking acids and soot. |
| They're right about that: an undervalued currency promotes inflation, erodes the real wages of Chinese workers and squanders Chinese resources. |
| Each successive generation, he claims, squanders away its inherited wealth. |
| It simply squanders some of the limited resources we have to overall pay the costs. |
| While the EU is widely seen as an attractive example of regional integration, it often squanders this potential by adopting a patronising tone. |
| In contrast, the agricultural policy squanders resources, exploits European consumers and exacerbates world poverty. |
