Sentence examples for going to spend less from inspiring English sources

"We are actually going to spend less this fiscal year than the allocated budget".

There are a number of advantages to doing so: "You're going to spend less money for someone to move you, and you're also going to spend less money on storage".

They feel poor and they are going to spend less and it will be a drag on the economy.

Columbia, an industry executive said, "is going to spend less time on big deals and wants to make more family films".

What we are saying to the country is 'we are going to spend less but we are going to live within our means'.

"We're not going to spend less, but figuring out how to get the most value out of our health spending is going to be the big issue of the future," said David Cutler, a health care economist at Harvard.

Are you going to spend more, less or the same?" If the Tories plan to lower, say, corporation tax further, then Labour will ask what public services they'll cut to pay for it.

Any buyer that comes up here is going to spend much less than in other parts of the city and get more, and these luxury buildings are attracting a wider audience".

People who are going to spend $500,000 or less are not as ambivalent.

"I know my mom was saying that we're going to spend a little bit less this year," said Katharine LaMantia, 16. "We're each getting either one big gift or a couple of smaller gifts.

We're going to spend more".