Sentence examples for collective spending from inspiring English sources

That means those candidates exceeded their allowable collective spending limit by more than $5 million, or almost 75 percent.

Their collective spending is now the equivalent of about 15 percent of the gross domestic product, not counting money which is granted to them by the federal government for programs administered by states and localities.

From the dank gloom of early 2012 this collective spending spree appears like an orgiastic aberration, a blip of boom in the history of a nation more used to struggle, austerity and sacrifice.

The number of visitors from France in 2015 remained at the same level as the preceding year, but their collective spending rose 9% to £1.2bn, overtaking Germans to be the second largest spenders collectively, behind Americans, who spent £2.3bn over the period.

Their collective spending power is $500 billion annually in the U.S. alone.

But it's not the community that's most attractive to new and existing investors, it's the collective spending that they manage.

In the mid-fifties, the Collective spent Saturday nights reading the six hundred and forty-five thousand words of "Atlas Shrugged" slowly rolling out of Rand's typewriter.

The collective spent the following four days arranging these pieces for the 18 piece ensemble – weaving them into the seamless tapestry that is captured on Aswan.

Here, wall displays show a breakdown of the biennial's €2 million, or $3 million, budget including where the money came from and how the collective spent it, right down to the cost of transporting and insuring individual artworks.

Even more interesting though is that anyone can view how the collective spends its money.

The government's pledge to spend $2bn over 10 years is the current collective yearly spending ($200m) of four federal agencies, six state agencies and several major research programs, extrapolated over the coming decade.