13.In certain regions, a culture thrives on comparisons, where many boast about extravagance and frown on frugality, leading to irrational consumption.
15.Their ability to bring up families, in consequence of this forced frugality, instead of being diminished, is frequently, perhaps, increased by the tax.
17.We will foster an ethos of work, enterprise, dedication, creativity, and frugality throughout society and cultivate new trends and new customs for our times.
18.She had been extravagant as a girl, and flung her money about until her good sense took control of her, and now she lived with the utmost frugality.
19.Ideas about frugality and thrift changed again during the Second World War when the public was encouraged to avoid waste so that every material resource could go into the war effort.
20.Even among borrowers, therefore, not the people in the world most famous for frugality, the number of the frugal and industrious surpasses considerably that of the prodigal and idle.