How To Use Thriftiness In A Sentence

A delightful event, but things gang aft agley when a certain mayor cracks wise about a certain nation's reputation for thriftiness and predilection for men in ‘skirts.’
In all instances, thriftiness is a well-regarded trait among business people.
The premature changing to a less costly diet may be economically appealing but can cause unthriftiness and poor pig uniformity.
Taoism has always advocated thriftiness and plain life.
These are the things like thriftiness, wise use of time, beauty in furnishings and cloth, availability for helping others, and for teaching her children, and so forth. Guiding the Home Part 2

Mild cobalt deficiency is easily confused with unthriftiness caused by underfeeding, heavy worm burdens or selenium-responsive illthrift.
Acute intestinal coccidiosis results in unthriftiness, diarrhea and considerable mortality.
But in an era of supersize burgers and fries that we can purchase without leaving our cars, our innate ‘thriftiness’ can give rise to gluttony and sloth.
Kidman's thriftiness was sometimes interpreted as meanness, but while he sacked employees for trivial waste, he was generous enough to donate properties and money to charitable causes.
Because preconditioning programs improve the health and thriftiness of calves, cow-calf producers can expect a price premium because of the improved health of preconditioned calves marketed.
McWilliam was born in Edinburgh, a city that was the wellspring of all her best qualities (her uncomplaining Protestantism, her whelk-eating thriftiness) and her worst (no one is harder on Candia than Candia). What to Look for in Winter: A Memoir of Blindness by Candia McWilliam
Other signs would be general unthriftiness, rough hair coat, labored breathing, and elevated heart rate.
Strictly speaking, there is no gene for a sucking reflex, let alone for female coyness or Scottish thriftiness or cognizance of the concept of zero.
The effects of internal parasites range from a dull haircoat and unthriftiness to colic and death.