Sentence examples for encouraged spending from inspiring English sources
While Mr. Abe's policies have lifted the stock market and encouraged spending on luxury goods, overall retail sales have grown only tepidly since he was elected last year.
Low interest rates have also encouraged spending.
The rally in the financial markets encouraged spending by corporations and consumers, and the two trends were mutually reinforcing.
The co-founder of Intel, Gordon E. Moore, has always encouraged spending in a recession, she said.
He also said low interest rates simply encouraged spending today at the expense of spending tomorrow, and so were not a sustainable way to achieve long-term growth.
Pricing legal services by time unit has vastly increased the cost of divorce and has, as Davidson points out, encouraged practitioners to spend more time than necessary on routine work rather than on the more nuanced jobs.
The report elegantly reframes much of Mr Obama's domestic agenda as microeconomic nudges in the direction of this overall macroeconomic rebalancing.In the years leading up to the crisis soaring asset prices, financial innovations and low unemployment all encouraged Americans to spend more and save less.
ENCOURAGED by robust ad spending from movie studios and political campaigns and by upturns in the fortunes of broadcast television networks and radio stations, a leading advertising industry forecaster has significantly increased his estimates for this year.
Facebook's quarterly profit and revenue blew past Wall Street estimates on Wednesday as the company's hugely popular mobile app and a push into video attracted new advertisers and encouraged existing ones to spend more.
America's pick-up in investment last year may have been spurred by accelerated depreciation allowances which have merely encouraged companies to bring forward spending from future years.
They will, however, remain encouraged that their clubs' relative spending power and expectancy levels will afford them more time than handed to Mark Hughes at Queens Park Rangers.
