Sentence examples for extensive spending from inspiring English sources

But what has made the mistake more serious for Mr Brown is that he has made such firm and extensive spending commitments.

Mr. Giuliani, the former New York mayor, has directed his entire effort toward winning the big contests, which are in expensive media markets and require extensive spending to ensure placing his message on the airwaves.

An analysis prepared by the Senate Budget Committee, headed by Senator Pete V. Domenici, Republican of New Mexico, said Mr. Gore had proposed such extensive spending that he would have to dip into Social Security to pay for his programs.

Terry Holt, the spokesman for the House Budget Committee, said that by building spending increases into the budget each year Mr. Clinton was proposing government by autopilot and that his extensive spending proposals were political in nature.

As Congress attempts to finish an extensive spending bill for road, highway and mass transportation projects around the nation, New York finds itself in a bleakly familiar spot: on the sidelines.

Mr. Huckabee, a Baptist minister, was carried in large part by evangelical voters, who helped him withstand extensive spending by Mr. Romney on television advertising and a get-out-the-vote effort.

Belubbi tells me "These are brands that haven't done any extensive spend on mobile advertising.

The only real solution, say many lawmakers and water advocates, is extensive new spending on sewer systems largely ignored for decades.

Peter Diamond, an MIT economist and Nobel winner in 2010, said governments should shoulder the burden of sparking economies back to life with extensive infrastructure spending.

Even if a last-minute deal moderates the scale of deficit reduction, some House Republicans loudly insist that they would refuse to increase the debt limit without extensive domestic spending cuts in return — and these, presumably, would be much steeper than those ordained in the cliff.

The cost issue is particularly salient at a time of extensive government spending cuts, set to continue beyond 2015.