Sentence examples for able to spend to from inspiring English sources
It also often takes more money than some governments are willing or able to spend to improve the systems that deliver fresh water to cities and towns around the world, especially to the poor.
We do have a very rough estimate from San Francisco Chronicle reporter Carolyn Said that we could see $11 million or so annually in new taxes moving forward — funds we will be able to spend to build affordable housing, clean our streets and support the social safety net.
The Chamber's power as a lobbying force stems from the outrageous sums of money they're willing and able to spend to advance policies that can only be described as anti-working people.
Diamond pythons are able to spend up to two weeks at a time waiting in the same spot for prey.
That's been affecting me a lot, not to be able to spend time with them.
Duncan also wants college coaches to be able to spend more time with their players.
(Zampetti forgoes dinner hours to be able to spend time with her young son).
Simply put, it means that political parties would not be able to spend money to support their own candidates.
They want to be able to spend the soft money that they've already raised.
