Only their working conditions and the treatment they received from their employers made them seem innately immoral, improvident, and hostile.
However, this is not because they are improvident or feckless.
Thoroughly improvident, he expected that food and water would just appear, as they did, thanks to the hospitality of his hosts.
Indeed, it makes his loans appear to be the outpourings of an improvident philanthropist.
There are men who are improvident, or men who have improvident wives; they are not men necessarily in bad health or diseased.
It would be unpatriotic, and it would be improvident.
It is an improvident landlord who, having an opportunity of getting a higher rent from a good tenant, says to himself.
It would be most improvident and unpractical of them to do anything else.
