Sentence examples for enormous expenditures from inspiring English sources

The only way to reduce these enormous expenditures is to take wellness promotion seriously.

Planché's success amply reimbursed the management for the enormous expenditures required to make even the meanest extra's garments authentic.

This will require enormous expenditures of money and effort, but even if the goal is achieved nearly a quarter of the world's population more than two billion people will still be living in conditions like those in Lagos.

This will require enormous expenditures of money and effort, but even if the goal is achieved nearly a quarter of the world's population — more than two billion people — will still be living in conditions like those in Lagos.

But an array of measures suggest that the situation is little better over all than it was six months ago despite enormous expenditures of effort, money and lives by the American and international forces.

There were also transactions involving banks, land, "and even plastic surgery"—suggesting that the Botox-tax measure briefly in the health-care reform bill might, if passed, have doubled as a way to recover some of our enormous expenditures in Iraq; instead, it was replaced with a tanning-bed tax, the national-security implications of which are unclear.

At the conclusion of this enormous expenditure of blood and treasure, the lines were little changed from where they had been in early February.

Despite this enormous expenditure, large numbers of Americans are becoming increasingly frustrated about the state of health care in their country.

PHILADELPHIA — Senators John McCain and Barack Obama warned Sunday that there should be more oversight built into the government's $700 billion plan to stabilize the financial markets but said the potentially enormous expenditure would not force them to scale back their ambitious governing agendas.

There are no villains, no broken laws -- just an enormous expenditure of money, a highly sophisticated understanding of food and drug laws, daring marketing, a great deal of luck.

The point is, every country that is awarded the Olympics immediately prioritizes the winning of more medals than ever to inflate its national ego and help justify the enormous expenditure and effort.