Sentence examples for financial profligacy from inspiring English sources

Sullivan's book is, among other things, a record of staggering financial profligacy and wrongheadedness.

They are not helped by blanket accusations of incompetence and financial profligacy.

His crime is not financial profligacy, like some pastors' sons, but turning his back on Christian conservatives.

They had expected a hard-hitting attack on Labour's financial profligacy, with at least some details of Tory spending plans and fiscal proposals.

But Ms. Levine said that the jury in her case was careful and conscientious and that Vermonters were not noted for their financial profligacy.

My argument is that this sorry story of what has befallen one of our most romantic sporting institutions is a symptom of a crisis facing almost all our top-level football clubs: reckless ownership, financial profligacy and complacent regulation.

From their FAQs: We also believe that the agreement [the latest euro rescue plan] is predicated on only a partial recognition of the source of the crisis: that the current financial turmoil stems primarily from fiscal profligacy at the periphery of the eurozone.

It also argues that fiscal tightening usually in the form of budget-cutting is necessary to make up for the cost of cleaning up the financial sector.budget-cutting ischilles heel is a grossly inecessarytofinancial systemakeot high inflation and fiscal profligacy.

Fiscal profligacy is partly to blame.

Unlike Greece, its problems did not start with fiscal profligacy.

Politicians' fiscal profligacy over the years has contributed.