Sentence examples for excessive profligacy from inspiring English sources
Second, they are determined not to repeat the mistakes made in previous oil booms, when excessive profligacy left many oil producers high and dry as prices fell.
On domestic policy as well Reagan had a clear story to tell about how Carter and by extension, liberal Keynesian economists–had brought on stagflation by monetary and fiscal profligacy, excessive taxation resulting from high statutory tax rates and bracket-creep, as well as regulatory overreach.
"So not excessively excessive.
OK, the German story is that it's about fiscal profligacy, running excessive deficits.
But the origins of the euro disaster lay less with government profligacy than with excessive private borrowing.
Removing debt held by private holders and replacing it with strict obligations to the EFSF could make an eventual restructuring harder, should that prove unavoidable.Whereas excessive public debt in Greece has arisen from years of public profligacy, Ireland's problem has been made acute by the unbearable cost of propping up its oversized and undercapitalised banks.
Such glorious, senseless profligacy.
Such profligacy has angered the IMF.
Yorkshiremen are not known for their profligacy.
Not only monetary profligacy, but literary profligacy too.
