Sentence examples for believe spending from inspiring English sources

I don't, for instance, believe spending another $1 billion on Alaskan missile defense is going to protect us from anything North Korea is actually capable of doing.

The release of cost estimates could widen fissures between hard-line conservatives, who wish to keep federal spending to a minimum, and the rest of the House GOP, who seem to believe spending will be necessary to prevent turmoil in the insurance markets.

Investors believe spending will help drive growth for a host of companies in those fields.

Consumer demand may improve from today's weak levels, but we believe spending will remain far from stellar.

Rob Wilson, football finance expert at Sheffield Hallam University, does not believe spending will continue to increase.

More than money, power, or success, I truly believe spending time with people you love is the best route to happiness.

(Johnny Cash, who many people believe spent a lot of time in prison, actually spent only a few nights behind bars — for public drunkenness and possession of some pills).

Slightly more (42%) believed spending life in prison with no possibility of parole was worse than being executed (40%).

Dr. Summers said that when investment returns were particularly high he believed spending at wealthier universities should go higher, too.

Alan M. Rifkin of Lehman Brothers says he is neutral on both stocks because he believes spending on home improvement may weaken if interest rates or unemployment rise.

Across all six nations - in Britain, France, Ireland and Italy - RBS believes spending to total £375m.