Sentence examples for spent unwisely from inspiring English sources

But Blair has a point, too: the money is spent unwisely, swallowed up by vast, stultifying bureaucracies.

Some baseball people might only (wrongly) consider him to be the dispenser of hard Yankee cash, a fair amount of it spent unwisely.

I hope they don't give us a penny!" The standard short answer to how Greece got into its financial mess is that it borrowed too much and spent unwisely.

Judge Doyne noted that New Jersey spends far more than most states on education, that it has a budget crisis and that money can be spent unwisely, but that those issues were not part of his inquiry.

"Although we recognize these funds must not be spent unwisely," the committee chairman, Mr. Lugar said, "the slow pace of reconstruction spending means that we are failing to fully take advantage of one of our most potent tools to influence the direction of Iraq".

No one disputes that the $2.3 trillion we devote to the health care industry is often spent unwisely, but the fact that the United States spends twice as much per person as most European countries on health care can be substantially explained, as a study released last month says, by our being fatter.

Executives at UMass say they are not spending unwisely.

After all, credit cards don't make people spend unwisely and rack up debt.

Put in a nutshell, A Rake's Progress is a lesson in what happens if you spend unwisely.

Many economists argue that if C.E.O.s spend unwisely it's because they're more interested in empire-building than in value-building.

Along with another team spending unwisely, Portland, the Knicks are paying out more than anyone else in salary this season, more than $80 million.