Sentence examples for because it will spend from inspiring English sources

Sara Lee, based in Chicago, will earn $1.25 to $1.35 a share in the fiscal year ending June 30 , 2002 because it will spend more on marketing and technology, its chief financial officer, Cary D. McMillan, said during a conference with analysts and investors.

He says Barnes & Noble will at first have smaller-than-usual profit margins on the garments because it will spend heavily to promote them, through a Web campaign, large signs in its stores and other methods.

The House and Senate Democratic majorities very likely will approve one, but it will be rejected, in whole or in part, by the Republican governor because it will spend more than the state's taxpayers are required to give, at the moment.

Paris has long been the front runner for 2012, because it says it will spend $6.9 billion on facilities and planning.

WEDNESDAY'S PUZZLE — This will be a short one, because I will spend tomorrow fasting and atoning for all of my puzzle transgressions and I am cranky about it.

The idea behind both of these policies is to put more money in the hands of the people who earn it because they will spend it -- creating economic activity and more jobs.

Maybe it was because I'd spent so much time looking at her photos, or reproducing them for the little souvenir album I'd made.

Other lawmakers are opposed to expanding the deposit to other beverages, like water, because it means consumers will spend more for such products upfront.

A rapidly growing number of households will be able to afford more naked bandwidth, because it will let them spend a lot less on conventional telecom and content services.

Medicare will be curtailed and drugs will be more unaffordable and there won't be any money for a drug benefit because Bush will spend it all on a war.

It was a sad time, too, because I'd spent 10 days bonding with a jury of people I hadn't known before, such as the Spanish director Bigas Luña and the American director Cameron Crowe.