Sentence examples for Aggregate spending from inspiring English sources

Aggregate spending, despite high energy prices, appears to have strengthened since late winter, and labor market conditions continue to improve gradually.

Aggregate spending equals aggregate income.

Aggregate spending on genomics research from 34 funding sources averaged around $2.9 billion in 2003 – 2006.

"Experts measure aggregate spending.

The study cited in the editorial examined only aggregate spending.

The federal government could increase aggregate spending by directly employing workers or undertaking public works projects.

Some researchers suggest that parents in the aggregate spend more time today with their children than they did in the past, despite working more hours.

That paper used a quirk in state enrollment practices to reveal that among men born in the 1930s, those born in the second half of the year, on aggregate, spent more time in school — they were allowed to start at younger ages, while everyone could exit school immediately upon turning 16 — and earned more in the workplace than those born in the first half of the year.

La Liga has lagged behind the Premier League and even Italy's Serie A in terms of aggregate spend for several windows now.

A range of multicloud providers, for example, already offer tools that aggregate spend across clouds, simplify the process of launching virtual machines in different clouds, unify (to a degree) storage behind clouds, and more.

By introducing a rental, experience-based model, the company offers an alternative to consumers who, in the aggregate spend $1.2 trillion on low-utility products per year in the U.S. (estimated $4.5 trillion globally)," wrote Mike Katz, head of U.S. Investments for Naspers Ventures, in an email.