Sentence examples for because of spending cutbacks from inspiring English sources

The company warned that the car market would shrink further in Western Europe, where economies are slowing because of spending cutbacks and consumer worries about the debt crisis.

Billing suppliers like Convergys and its biggest rival, Amdocs, have experienced a slump in new business in recent years because of spending cutbacks among phone companies.

I hear rumours of spending cutbacks rather than reflections on practice.

The issue is not so much spending cutbacks by retailers, Mr. Ginocchio wrote, but the migration of ad spending by department stores to television from newspapers and also radio.

The more modest scale of the military cutbacks placed extra strain on the government's overall effort to save more than $130 billion through spending cutbacks by 2015, a commitment that will require other government departments to make cutbacks averaging 25 percent.

Any serious effort will almost certainly include substantive spending cutbacks.

Some economists, notably John Maynard Keynes of Great Britain, were calling for massive deficit spending to promote recovery; and by 1937 the New Deal's own experience proved that pump priming worked, whereas spending cutbacks only hurt the economy.

Some analysts, however, are more optimistic about the back-to-school shopping season in the wake of last year's massive spending cutback.

Advertising is falling sharply, partly because of cutbacks in spending by automakers and car dealerships, which represent the single largest category of advertiser for broadcasters.

New Horizons Worldwide, an information technology training company, said yesterday that it planned to cut 7percentt of its work force as it lowered second-quarter revenue and earnings forecasts because of cutbacks in spending by corporate clients.

The AgustaWestland site in Yeovil employs 3,500 people and is a candidate to build the next generation of military and civilian helicopters, but there are concerns the UK will lose its competitive edge in helicopter manufacturing – the only aircraft made in the UK in its entirety – because of cutbacks in military spending or procurements by the Ministry of Defence going outside the UK.