Sentence examples for profligate era from inspiring English sources

Curry, 27, is the final remnant of a profligate era.

Others say that in the last few weeks, the profligate era of easy money had swung to the opposite extreme: a widespread reluctance to lend.

Downing does not want his Liverpool career to end, two years after he was signed for £18m in the profligate Kenny Dalglish/Damien Comolli era, and rejected the chance to move to West Ham earlier this summer.

It is an uneasy alliance for many dyed-in-the-wool conservatives, who just a few months ago were warning that Mr. Cuomo would usher in an era of profligate spending and rising taxes.

For Republicans this will mean taking on a sacred cow or two to signal to both the American people and federal employees that the era of profligate spending is over.

Mr Ryan understandably defines himself against the profligate House Republicans of that era.

Republicans said the proposal was a reckless throwback to an era of government overreach and profligate spending.

His arrival signaled an end to an era of scandal, political infighting, profligate spending and lousy basketball.

The death of Nancy Reagan last month was a symbolic passing of an era when American first ladies were seen to be profligate spenders.

United have always spent money in the modern era, even in the erratic 1980s, when they were often profligate.

It was an era of great economic convergence among nations, until a toxic combination of imperial misadventures, profligate spending and regulatory overreach exhausted the traction of Keynesian capitalism.