Sentence examples for amount of profligacy from inspiring English sources
For one thing, there's a fair amount of profligacy among this crew.
In 1997, James Cameron was accused of profligacy when Titanic hit $200m; now blockbusters routinely hoover up that amount.
Other speculation said a culture of profligacy would be identified.
Yet it would be wrong to treat such figures as signs of profligacy.
First, after two decades of profligacy, governments have tightened their belts.
Economists say any sign of profligacy will be badly received by financial markets.
Well, a mixture of profligacy, bad luck and Gareth Bale, that's how.
The county defends itself against charges of profligacy by citing golfing demand.
But wait – even this level of profligacy can be given a positive twist.
The last thing that I want to do is to burden my own grandchildren with the sins of profligacy.
With the old Yankees now adopting a less extravagant free agency strategy, are the Tigers now the kings of profligacy?
