That's hugely significant for Koenigsegg as research and development of these platforms are a massive expenditure for automakers, he added.
Democrats will oppose the wall, and so will the Republicans who are in favor of comprehensive immigration reform or opposed to a massive expenditure.
Schwartz: Well, there is about to be a massive expenditure of resources in lots of different areas of current American life and Obama has certainly, and I think correctly, made a big deal about the importance of improving education.
When a mother or a child is infected with HIV, society must choose between moral failure – ignoring their needs – and massive expenditure – paying for a lifetime of ARV therapy.
Also during the call, a conservative blogger, Joel Fox, who fronted for a massive independent expenditure attack against Brown last year in which he refused to divulge contributors, and Sacramento Bee columnist Dan Walters both raised similar questions undermining the poll's apparent finding of support for tax extensions.
This massive expenditure, usually doled out loyally once an agency has won a piece of it, has made P&G the plum client of the advertising world.However, taking P&G's money brings a burden too: P&G will not tolerate its agencies working for its competitors.
It's a problem.There's precious little trickle-down from the massive expenditure our troop presence abroad represents to the people we are suppsoed to be winning over in places like Afghanistan.
Over the years the policy has led to higher average living standards, a booming economy, and a more predominant place for China in the world – but has also engendered enormous inequality, massive corruption, growing environmental problems and profound popular cynicism, massive expenditure on stability maintenance and now a sense of belligerence on the international stage.
In our era of extraordinary rendition, Guantánamo, massive expenditure on foreign wars this doesn't seem so irrelevant.
But a more conclusive opinion has already been reached regarding their inability to generate the necessary support for the massive expenditure ownership has undertaken to construct this team.
While many of the billions that will be available for rebuilding -- from insurance, from federal aid, from city coffers, from developers -- are surely needed to restore the health and character of Lower Manhattan, it seems reasonable to question whether such massive expenditure should be focused exclusively downtown rather than throughout the city at sites of need and opportunity.
