Sentence examples for haphazard spending from inspiring English sources

Novell in March bought Cambridge Technology Partners after Cambridge ran into problems stemming from torrid growth and haphazard spending.

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Haphazard organization, inefficient spending and a lack of coordination in delivering aid are among the problems, according to critics who charge that now, more than ever, the structure for helping the world's most vulnerable people needs to be overhauled.

And the spending cuts are haphazard and do nothing to deal with the fundamental driver of our long-run budget problems: rising government health care spending.

"The allocation of spending to clean energy is haphazard; the government is just not well equipped to decide which companies should get the money and how much," he wrote.

They spend huge sums in this haphazard effort.

Those included increased food prices, bloated inventories, incompatible computer systems to order food, a "haphazard" menu development process and insufficient controls over spending.

Some bizarre line from among the millions in the ledger may yet come to symbolise the haphazard manner in which public funds are occasionally spent.

There were other arrivals but contrast that strengthening with the lavish if rather haphazard approach at Manchester United or the £55m plus spent by Manchester City on Fernando, Eliaquim Mangala and Wilfredo Caballero.

Taxpayers spend more than $1 billion each year on haphazard treatments that squander much of the money, the report found.

On early November Skype calls, he and Zammuto both remember the era fondly, breathlessly describing the bitter cold of the winter they spent working on the record in a haphazard studio they'd set up in the pantry.