Sentence examples for choice spending from inspiring English sources

For lawmakers in Albany, the request for a rehearing has effectively postponed having to make a politically tricky choice: spending state money to provide services for illegal immigrants or severing aid for pregnant mothers.

Divide your paycheck and automate those funds to go towards bills, goals, and choice spending.

It resulted both from fewer people choosing to become postdocs and from those who did make that choice spending less time in the job.

It may still be too early to judge owner Mark Cuban, since Dirk Nowitzki is expected to take a sizable pay cut as a free agent in 2014 and create a ton of cap room, but he made a questionable choice spending nearly $16 million to add high-volume scorer Monta Ellis and defensive matador Jose Calderon next season.

How are school-age readers of The Choice spending the summer?

Amex has put Italian Colors to this choice: Spend way, way, way more money than your claim is worth, or relinquish your Sherman Act rights.

McConnell stuck to that plan, and Judge Merrick Garland, Obama's admirable, otherwise uncontroversial choice, spent months in demeaning limbo as his chances for promotion withered.

… Woody was given a choice: spend the rest of her life in jail, or accept a plea-bargain sentence of 21 to 27 years, according to court records.

Until then, homeowners are faced with an unhappy choice: spend thousands of dollars to either dig a new well or make the existing one deeper — or wait it out till the rains return.

With plummeting memory prices and CPU speeds doubling every year, programmers had a choice: spend six months carefully optimising, or spend six months surfing, and in either case, their program would run faster.

Twenty years ago the cable industry had a choice: Spend 20% more per household to construct a two-way communications system or pass by 20% more homes.