| 31. | But in part due to his own profligacy he never had an easy time of it.
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| 32. | He argued that coming to New York's aid would encourage profligacy among other cities.
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| 33. | His lifelong habits of self-discipline have not been noticed as often as his profligacy.
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| 34. | If not the technology itself, the astounding profligacy of the Internet confounds the control freaks.
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| 35. | As well as a profligacy in front of net, France has played erratically in defense.
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| 36. | Such payments can make some commodities too cheap, leading to profligacy and waste, experts say.
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| 37. | This profligacy is becoming increasingly acceptable because more and more transistors can be squeezed onto a chip.
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| 38. | The days of profligacy, especially at Italy's 12 major opera houses, have gone.
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| 39. | The profligacy of the space shuttle is well known : Each flight costs about $ 500 million.
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| 40. | For instance, the pain of corporate bankruptcies as the private sector begins paying for its profligacy.
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