Sentences with phrase «risks squandering»

As such, Mr. Wensheng believes that a regulatory crackdown targeting bitcoin mining risks squandering the opportunity to maintain its dominance in the bitcoin markets, describing such a potential export industry.

But he will risk squandering those accomplishments if he lets local finances devolve into chaos.

Otherwise, we risk squandering the great potential charters have to transform not only the lives of children in their care but also provide models for how all public education can improve.

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If we allow ourselves to be distracted by theological sophistries we run the risk of squandering this opportunity.

Yes, says Horsch, in a recent speech: «We can not afford to squander our time debating that last fraction of risk from fantastic «what if» scenarios of biotechnology that ignore 10 millennia of broad experience in agriculture and tremendous modern insights into the science of genetics.»

As educators across the country focus attention on designing new and better ways to gauge what students are learning, they risk distorting the meaning and practice of formative assessment and squandering its potential to enhance teaching and learning, an assessment expert is warning.

Not setting aside this time means you run the risk of squandering your trial period!

One of the risks companies with high cash balances is the fact that they might squander the cash horde.

Fail to do this sort of planning before you retire, and you run the risk of squandering some of the joys of your initial retirement years.

And we've protected the burden so that there's no risk that we're squandering the money in the meantime.

It offends no one (because it takes no risks), squanders the museum's deep and rich catalog (because it cherry - picks to illustrate not the best contemporary painting but contrived ideas about painting), and most egregiously apes curatorial models developed by other, younger institutions with a fraction of MOMA's artistic, financial, and authorial acumen.»

Without early and vigorous action, this important mitigation tool risks being squandered, and with it will go some valuable co-benefits such as sustainable development, North - South technology transfer and broadening access to energy.

Dressing political arguments up in scientific terminology risks the value of science being lost to society — its potential squandered for an edge in a political fight.