Sentence examples for and changes in spending from inspiring English sources
The disadvantage of this option is that you will have little interconnectivity with your accounts and changes in spending.
Construction market analysts Glenigan have designed an infographic illustrating the values of school construction projects in 2011 by region and changes in spending levels since 2006.
Mr Sulaiman says the country's top brass fully understand the need to reform, but that this would require painful changes in spending and forced retirements of senior officers.
The vast majority of the waking day is spent either sedentary or in light-intensity activity [ 35], and changes in time spent sedentary and in light-intensity activity over 6 years were highly correlated (−0.47).
If migrants return not only remittances but knowledge of new markets and/or technologies, one may reasonably expect changes in spending patterns relative to non-migrants (Mendola 2008).
And while Congress does have the power to tax and spend, changes in spending and taxation typically have only a marginal impact on short-term economic performance, because they're too small to have much effect on what's now a thirteen-trillion-dollar economy.
Table 3 summarises the associations between the putative mediators, proximity to Connect2 and change in time spent walking and cycling.
What factors are related to the time playing Wii in HF patients and change in time spent playing over 12 weeks?
None of the associations between the putative mediators and change in time spent walking and cycling met the criteria for inclusion, nor did those between the various perceived environmental changes (see online supplementary file 3e, 3f).
We then identified candidate mediators and their most plausible conceptual ordering by systematically exploring the associations between the environmental perception measures (factor scores for the physical environmental items, and the mean change score for the visibility items), proximity to and use of Connect2, and change in time spent walking and cycling (step 2).
