Sentence examples for further profligacy from inspiring English sources
Providing additional bailouts without such budget pressure would only encourage further profligacy, the Germans contend, and it could set off inflation.
That he made it to three figures owed much to further profligacy from the tourists however, who spilled chances when the left-hander was on 26, 80 and 90.
Berlin frets that a rescue will only encourage further profligacy.Acting in concert limits the political fallout that comes from rescuing countries.
Losing both central defenders after a nasty collision in only the fifth minute handicapped the home side further, yet Tottenham's profligacy still meant that the deficit was only a goal after an hour.
Republicans who say they're willing to risk a brief, technical default by the federal government mostly think any earlier deal to raise the statutory debt cap would encourage further tax-and-spend profligacy by Democrats.
However, unlike their opponents, Hull could not find a clinical edge within sight of the Wigan line and the Warriors made them pay for their profligacy with a further two tries inside the closing minutes of the first half.
Backed by more than 10,000 fans, Aberdeen should have been further ahead by then, but their profligacy and the goalkeeping heroics of Marian Kello kept Tommy Craig's strugglers in it.
The home team, who could hardly have been any more incompetent than they had been in the first period, improved marginally after the break but had the profligacy of Novo, twice, to thank for not falling further behind.
Such glorious, senseless profligacy.
Such profligacy has angered the IMF.
