Sentence examples for extensive purchases from inspiring English sources

I had not only made extensive purchases that I did not intend to declare, but the purchases were in fine leather luggage I had also just acquired.

Other Fed officials unsettled some investors in recent weeks by raising concerns that the Fed was encouraging excessive risk-taking, or that it would be difficult to unwind the extensive purchases, which might lead the central bank to pull back.

He said that, despite the rumors to the contrary, the city has an innovative city government and, thanks to his extensive purchases in Detroit, there is space to spare for new startups.

This herd is large with extensive purchase of livestock from all parts of the country and is thus at a higher risk of the introduction of different strains of virus.

He was formally commissioned into the British Army shortly before the war ended, and retired on half-pay outside Montreal, Quebec, where he and Gabriel Christie, another British officer, made extensive land purchases in partnership.

Mr. Zar, the son of a land dealer who purchased extensive tracts of land for construction of Jewish settlements, had been seriously wounded in a previous shooting attack, but had recovered and returned to work.

The plan, presented in the lobby of Union Station in downtown, would create an extensive health insurance purchasing pool that would include state employees, retirees, people covered by state assistance and the public.

"We're the indisputable gateway to the Americas," Mr. Arrizurieta said, adding that he bristled upon seeing that exact phrase, "Gateway to the Americas," as part of an extensive advertising insert purchased by Atlanta recently in the magazine Latin Trade to win support for its bid.

After his death, Kippenberger's extensive library was purchased by the New Zealand Army.

Thus, we do not believe our finding of extensive cheap alcohol purchasing by our patients is due particularly to their low social status or income.

TAKING a position backed by environmental groups in a November referendum that county officials now say means the opposite of what voters thought it did, Robert J. Gaffney, the Suffolk County executive, said last week that he supported extensive borrowing to speed purchases of open space and farmland under a voter-approved program financed by county sales taxes.