But critics attribute this to parsimony towards its predecessors' projects and towards opposition governors and mayors.
"Ergen throws around nickels like manhole covers, " says Clelend, referring to the executive's legendary parsimony.
But at home, Japan's consumers are getting progressively less thanks for their parsimony.
Worse yet, by their petty parsimony, they risk squandering a once-in-a-generation opportunity to do very well strategically by doing good.
The root cause of the present carnage is cost inflation that makes Hollywood or premiership football clubs look like models of parsimony.
Some problems that of parsimony, for instance should be relatively simple to put right.
Mr Chambers's parsimony is commendable, but Cisco's shareholders might be better served if he stayed at home and ran the company instead.
Such parsimony is often not popular in the journalism fraternity.
The anger of doctors along with the consequences of Labour's relative parsimony during its first two years in office, and the early deployment of its big ideas have made health an awkward subject for the government.
To these may be added a familiar mixture of dissent, confusion and parsimony among those who took up arms for Kosovo last year and who must now run the place with the consent of Russia and China.
His book is an inventory of the friends, colleagues and women Clint Eastwood is alleged to have betrayed the abortions they are said to have had, the children he sired out of wedlock, his parsimony, vindictiveness and greed.
In this case, as thanks for the bailouts, banks will be forced to give their irresponsible borrowers a somewhat free pass on loans dishonestly secured, while the savers and investors whose parsimony lies at the core of all economic growth will be shunted aside.
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