1. At the moment, The Improvident One is trying out his familiar circumlocutions. 2. Yet nature looks after the improvident , it seems. 3. Beset by an arid climate and fleeced by improvident rulers, Spaniards often went hungry. 4. So when those improvident upstaters come begging, we have the right to politely demur: 5. Compaq saw the light of day and concluded it was improvident to continue with this lawsuit, 6. His father was improvident and unlucky, always near ruin and finally slipping over the edge. 7. Bathsheba soon discovers that her new husband is an improvident gambler with little interest in farming. 8. In his later life he moved to Exeter, where he made an improvident second marriage. 9. They are the lame, the halt, the improvident , in a mad race for mobility. 10. Potter uses elevated language again when the rabbit family is described as " improvident and cheerful ".
