Sentence examples for profligacy can from inspiring English sources

But wait – even this level of profligacy can be given a positive twist.

While much of the recent profligacy can be laid in the laps of Republicans, many of whom used to complain about big deficits, Democrats are happily going along with the spending hikes.

In fact, when it comes to the Global War on Terror -- even with the name now in disuse -- the profligacy can still take your breath away.

But this does not necessarily reflect American profligacy: it can also be caused by higher GDP growth in other countries, as Ireland's recent experience illustrates.

That is a profligacy the world can manage without.The obvious answer is to cut the cables and go wireless.

Catt and Joseph are also adamant England's profligacy against Scotland can be rectified before the France game.

MEXICO CITY — Twice in the last three decades, Mexico has demonstrated that one country's profligacy and mismanagement can spell economic catastrophe beyond its borders.

But experience from Chile to Switzerland suggests that the right budgetary girdles can restrain profligacy.Yet nothing sends a stronger signal than taking difficult decisions today.

Combatants in the "bloodless revolution" against meat-eating have historically had impossibly idealistic aims; but it is still less realistic to believe that we can continue this profligacy indefinitely.

We investigate, for the first time, the effect of replacing the simple statement of energy use an IHD gives, with a detailed array of information specifically designed to improve consumer energy literacy and suggest behaviour change through personalised actionable messages set against a series of psychological value systems for context, and which can identify potential profligacy.

Frustrated Meulensteen admitted Fulham can ill afford the profligacy that saw Berbatov spurn two clear chances in the first 10 minutes, and Taarabt another in the first half.