Sentence examples for deferred spending from inspiring English sources

A. A lot of companies have deferred spending, so a pickup in demand will help.

Sometimes, for example, deferred spending enables the government to achieve savings through unanticipated efficiencies or changes in program requirements.

At the time, a spokeswoman for Oklahoma Strong said the group "deferred" spending on candidates "to allow primary and runoff elections to conclude and the general election landscape to crystallize".

An increase in rates raises borrowing costs for consumers and businesses, leading to deferred spending and slower growth and inflation.

An article last Sunday on the state budget stated incorrectly that state lawmakers in 2011 deferred spending on Medicaid instead of making cuts to that program.

It came five weeks after Connaught said deferred spending by customers on 31 medium-term contracts was likely to reduce operating profits this year.

Firms might postpone investment projects and households defer spending.

Northern Ireland can defer spending cuts for a year, the prime minister announced today.

While they did defer spending, it was in addition to cuts to the program and in provider rates.

State treasury officials said yesterday that the state government was deferring spending $350 million, including $15 million to help families heat their homes.

More broadly, if consumers defer spending in the hope that the items they want to buy will soon be cheaper, all businesses, including banks, will suffer.