Sentence examples for be spent more effectively from inspiring English sources
Now, at least, many hope it will be spent more effectively.
Lawmakers immediately bridled at the shift, questioning whether the counterterrorism money could be spent more effectively.
"But personally, I believe that all that money could be spent more effectively if invested in the economy of the Far East.
Ministers announced earlier this year that a number of Remploy factories would close, arguing that the budget for disabled employment services could be spent more effectively.
A leading Democrat, Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, supported it in 1972, saying that federal taxes were more progressive than state and local ones and that federal money could be spent more effectively by people with local knowledge than by "some agency head in Washington".
The UK government says the £320m budget for disabled employment services could be spent more effectively.
It makes sure that government money is spent more effectively.
It's been not long since cabinet secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood joined with fellow permanent secretaries to tell off Margaret Hodge, chair of the Commons public accounts committee, for suggesting the Treasury and Cabinet Office should ensure departments were spending more cost effectively.
People are spending more and more time online.
"Historically, lopsidedness in paid media has worked for whoever's been able to spend more or spend more effectively," said Elizabeth Wilner, who monitors political advertising for Kantar Media.
