Sentence examples for a spending system from inspiring English sources

"Only in Washington would the political class think it's a victory when the government narrowly avoids default, agrees to go further into debt and does little to reform a spending system that cannot be sustained by our children and grandchildren," Mr. Conant said.

Only in Washington would the political class think it& 8217s a victory when the government narrowly avoids default, agrees to go further into debt, and does little to reform a spending system that cannot be sustained by our children and grandchildren".

For a spent UCG system to accommodate CO2 storage, the void must be at depths below approximately 800 to 1,000 m [44, 45, 46].

Thus, this paper proposes a new design concept of a spent fuel storage system composed of spent fuel storage racks (SFSR) and a support frame.

In previous research, a new concept of a neutron absorption material (artificial rare earth compound, RE2O3) was introduced for criticality control in a spent fuel storage system, and its neutron absorption cross-section, effective lifetime etc. were analyzed to investigate its possibility as a neutron absorption material.

The design and structural performance of a spent fuel storage system, which plays a role in storing irradiated and damaged fuel assemblies generated during the operation of a reactor, have been regarded as very important issues in relation to nuclear safety.

But please, if you have an HDTV and a surround sound system, spend a little more cash and get the full size model that outputs over HDMI.

Once a company invests $50 million and two years of struggle for a massive software system, spending $4 to $10 extra for every dollar spent on the package itself, it usually can't afford to turn back.

After all, once a company invests $50 million and two years of struggle for a massive software system, spending $4 to $10 extra for every dollar spent on the package itself, it can't usually afford to turn back.

Cadora and his team believe that their map depicts a system spending millions to imprison people but little on the communities to which they return.

But I mean, we've got a system spending $650 billion, so I never looked at the next dollar in as being the critical dollar.