Sentence examples for extra billions from inspiring English sources

As the government completes the Comprehensive Spending Review, due in July, extra billions are promised for health, education, transport, law and order, and welfare.

After all, why should these private equity barons, many of whom are extraordinarily wealthy, get to profit to the tune of extra billions?

RM Time and time again, Osborne unveils plans to find extra billions through crackdowns on tax avoidance that never seem to yield as much as predicted.

With such enormous sums involved, every extra basis point on the interest rate the government pays could mean extra billions of dollars for the taxpayer.

Teachers' unions welcomed the commitment of extra billions - raising the budget to £77bn by 2006 - but expressed scepticism at its real impact on schools.

He saved us once before, in 2000, with the NHS Plan's extra billions and extra staff, so he's the one to do something similar again, they thought.

Sweden's Anette Norberg made the last shot to give her team a 7-6 vintory in an extra 11th end.

In France, salaries are often divided into 13 parts, with the "extra" 13th paid as a kind of Christmas bonus.

He had reconstructive surgery on his knee eight days after defeating Mediate on the extra 19th hole at Torrey Pines.

Down syndrome, which occurs in individuals with an entire extra 21st chromosome in addition to the usual pair, is the most common, and the easiest to identify.

The Premier League announced last year that they are keen to add an extra, 39th round of games to the league's domestic calendar with the 10 fixtures to be played in venues outside of England.