Sentence examples for constrict spending from inspiring English sources
Massive layoffs in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Texas and elsewhere would constrict spending in the communities where workers live and do business.
After a decade in which military money flowed freely, the Pentagon is entering an era of sharply constricted spending.
Page A7 ASSURANCES IN ARMY CUTS The Army is set to constrict its spending and reduce its forces to 490,000 soldiers from a post-9/11 peak of 570,000.
Simple fundamental economic principles are all that are needed to explain why further constricting government spending is bound to make things worse.
Another important factor was that, despite rising unemployment, soaring fuel prices and constricting credit, consumer spending managed to grow at a 1.7% annual rate.
"We expect falling stock prices to cause weaker economic and profit growth, which will weaken stock prices as earnings chronically disappoint, causing credit spreads to widen, which will constrict lending activity, which will hurt spending and lower investment rates".
"If you try to constrict it and say, 'You've got to spend it on new programs, not cover old programs,' were going to create more problems".
The financial market turmoil showed no sign of ending, and with each day, the risks rose that banks would constrict the flow of credit to the real economy, endangering business investment and consumer spending.
Sharp reductions in public spending will almost certainly tip the economy back into deep recession, further constricting revenue and maintaining London's fiscal imbalance.
After spending my formative years in what had once been a maid's room in Manhattan, I had developed an unhappy attitude toward rooms that seem too constricting.
