miserlinesses वाक्य

Much of the percentage decline Cheney points to is accounted for by America's remarkable economic growth over the past decade, not miserliness in defense spending.
But during the campaign leading up to the Sept . 15 national elections, the opposition accused Labor of miserliness for refusing to spend more of the wealth.
His enjoyment of Oxford was hampered only by the occasional consequences of his quick tongue and a lack of funds that he attributed to his father's miserliness.
With the Treasury awash in a budget surplus, Clinton and his advisers feel they are on firm policy and political grounds to oppose what they see as Republican miserliness.
Jagger's miserliness and chronic infidelity stand out all the more when compared with the only other living British rock star whose ability and success rivals his : Paul McCartney.

In the Mali Empire of West Africa, Mansa Souleyman, who had assumed office in 1341, took steep measures to put Mali back into financial shape, developing a reputation for miserliness.
He does so and it is revealed that Mr Boffin's apparent miserliness and ill-treatment of his secretary was part of a scheme to test Bella's motives and affections.
Moliere understood the comedy of extremes, endowing his best-known characters with shortcomings _ miserliness, misanthropy and so on _ that he'd heightened to the point of ridiculousness and hilarity.
While there, Ibn Battuta recorded a substantial description of life at the court, including complaints about Suleyman's miserliness, a sharp contrast to Suleyman's famously generous brother Kankan Musa.
Miserliness is discouraged in Islam, and the hoarding of wealth which is not used to redress the miseries of the needy and the poor is seen to be a cause of punishment in the afterlife.