Sentence examples for High bang from inspiring English sources

Economic theory suggests that adding a "hold harmless" provision would see a very high "bang per buck" and would pump even more stimulus into an economy that desperately needs to create jobs.

"It is high bang for the buck for the economy, reduces poverty and helps workers who lost jobs due to no fault of their own get back on their feet".

The "hold harmless" provision would be relatively inexpensive, carry a particularly high "bang per buck" (by increasing disposable income of those individuals with the highest marginal propensity to consume), and help alleviate the rise in poverty associated with the recession.

Expansion of unemployment benefits, food stamps and other incentives will have a high bang-for-buck effect in 2009 and will only assuage the impact of the recession.

It maybe won't change the world but it could have disproportionate impact, a higher bang for our buck".

"I cannot agree with those who suggest that it somehow threatens the future to provide truly temporary, high-bang-for-the-buck jobs and growth measures," Mr. Summers said in a speech.

(It was no coincidence that Sad Girl, the alpha of the crew, had the highest bangs).

And like Simpson-Bowles, emergency unemployment benefits -- among the highest "bang-per-buck" job creation measures and a crucial policy response to the persisting long-term unemployment crisis -- would have ended after December 2010, when the unemployment rate stood at 9.4percentt.

Orchestral works such as the "Four Pieces," "Aion," and "Anahit" build to crypto-Romantic climaxes worthy of Bruckner: horns leap up an octave, winds trill on high, timpani bang out thirds, and the heavens open.

In our biennial ranking of business schools Columbia scores high in bang-for-the-buck, as well (see p. 92).

The new system also heralds the first of what is planned to be a succession of cars from the German auto manufacturer featuring a High-End Bang & Olufsen in-car sound system.