Sentence examples for biggest handout from inspiring English sources

It goes without saying, surely, but Trojan asserts this is the biggest handout of vibrators ever.

But Mr Bush never gave Mr Daniels the latitude to make real cuts, because he was determined that everyone should get what he had promised them during his campaign.Spending galoreThe biggest handout was a prescription-drug entitlement for the elderly, known as Medicare Part D, which passed by a handful of votes in 2003.

The subsequent giveaway amounted to the biggest handout of public assets since the land grants to the railroads.

Tomorrow there will be another and bigger handout in an area where they have heard rumours of hidden Ebola cases.

The most powerful men in the banking industry realised that they could not explain away another big handout.

Despite the enthusiastic endorsement of (inter alia) Margaret Atwood, Philip Pullman and Tom Stoppard, World Book Night, the extravagant distribution, on 5 March, of 1m free books, ranging from the poems of Seamus Heaney to The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, is still in need of volunteer subscribers to sign up for the big handout.

Media reports suggest that a big handout from the government is unlikely, but with a few days to go till budget day, science's great and good are making sure that research is at the forefront of the chancellor's mind.

My book, The Big Handout: How Government Subsidies and Corporate Welfare Corrupt the World We Live In and Wreak Havoc on Our Food Bills (Rodale, 2011).

But big handouts are unlikely, at least before the next president takes office.

He says he will tilt welfare to give bigger handouts to the poorest.

No federal loan guarantees-and certainly no big handouts- have been provided for New York.