Sentence examples for profligacy are from inspiring English sources

Mr Bush has yet to veto one.Ronald Reagan wouldn'tThe real reasons for the profligacy are more depressing.

Waste and profligacy are everywhere: in inefficient lights, heat-leaking windows, gas-guzzling trucks, poorly designed eateries.

The idea was to signal, especially to credit-rating agencies ready to recast Indian debt as junk, that the days of profligacy are over.The next day brought more.

Defense Secretary Robert Gates has vowed that the days of profligacy are over and that the Pentagon will reform its bloated and often corrupt acquisition process.

Now that all 3 hours 39 minutes of Mr. Cimino's filmic profligacy are available on DVD MGM Home Videoo, $24.95), a little re-reassessment is in order.

And with Mr. Bush pledging to hold down government spending, Mr. Greenspan could have cover to say that the risks of profligacy are under control.

Naturally, such profligacy was punished.

Fiscal profligacy is partly to blame.

Profligacy was the theme of the second half.

His profligacy is matched only by his irresponsibility.

Finding ways to police governments and prevent fiscal profligacy is part of that.