profligacy造句

There was tut - tutting about American profligacy .

To German ears that sounds like reassuringly harsh punishment for Greece's fiddled accounts and profligacy.

Pooling risks through Eurobonds would tempt dodgy southern European governments to greater profligacy.

So why ask them to pay in unborn children for our profligacy?

Party-poopers want India’s food security laws to curb such profligacy.

Right-wingers worry that he is using taxpayers’ money to save people from the consequences of their own profligacy.

And our government is deeply in debt after what can only be described as a decade of profligacy.

Germany, the European Central Bank (ECB) and many others diagnose today's mess as stemming primarily from profligacy on the periphery.

Hugo chavez, the leftist President, blames the profligacy of consumers and a drought caused by El nino weather.

Maybe the tide will reverse, now that America has been laid low yet again by the profligacy of its citizens. But don't bet on it.

IN GERMAN EYES this crisis is all about profligacy. Greece set the tone when it lied about its circumstances and lived beyond its means (see map and charts).

Any promise, tacit or otherwise, of a bail-out by others would only encourage more profligacy (a view that mirrors Ford's initial stance towards New York).

Sometimes this is for good reason, because we understand the greater social cost of profligacy, but often it's just because our mammalian brains are programmed that way.

Positioning himself as a champion of the middle class - which in America means blue-collar workers - Mr Obama adopted a relaxed tone on Wall Street profligacy.