Sentence examples for core spending from inspiring English sources

This widely watched gauge for core spending by businesses has suffered three consecutive negative months.

In Barnet more than half our core spending goes on supporting people traditionally described as vulnerable – from children at risk to adults needing considerable support to stay in their homes.

It must be something, because while governors all around the country -- including decidedly conservative Republican governors -- are raising taxes to balance their budgets, Mr. Pataki presented a budget plan yesterday that adamantly avoids broad-based tax increases, cuts core spending, and will make a lot of people unhappy.

It's all a question of the services councils have to provide, their core spending.

We note with concern the adverse impact of the global crisis on low income countries' (LICs) capacity to protect critical core spending in areas such as health, education, safety nets, and infrastructure.

Woodworth noted that core spending in 2012-13 was down $4 million from the previous year; tepid investment markets in 2011-12 hadictateded reining in spending in the subsequent budget.

Core spent two years trying to reshape the franchise as well as writing a back story in the form of a book separated into multiple chapters, with Angel of Darkness being the first of those chapters.

We've continued to grow 20% to 30% quarter on quarter throughout this area, which has actually been aided by sort of the slowdown in core consumer spending and telecom spending.

"While Verizon is likely to monitor core IP spending following the close of the MCI deal, we believe it will continue to spend at the network edge, driven primarily by FiOS," Verizon's fiber-optic broadband-access technology.

Core household spending, which excludes big-ticket items like automobiles, rose 0.9percentt in September from the previous month on a seasonally adjusted basis.

(Romney's nondefense cuts are deeper because his proposal increases core defense spending — the defense budget other than war costs and some relatively small items such as military family housing — to 4 percent of G.D.P., while the Ryan budget does not).