Sentence examples for huge spending power from inspiring English sources
The majority of businesses in the UK are small and medium-sized enterprises, but many supply products and services to much larger organisations with huge spending power.
Because they have huge spending power, and often greater flexibility in choosing destinations, corporate meetings and convention planners are "deeply concerned" about traveler taxes, and express a growing demand for reliable data for cost comparisons, Mr. Bates said.
Linda Taylor, the mayor of St Ives, toes a tactful line between supporting her community and recognising the huge spending power second-homers and holidaymakers bring in peak season.
There are few more glamorous locations than Paris and few clubs in the world capable of matching PSG's huge spending power, but Ligue 1's low international profile – coupled with the absence of European football at Parc des Princes in the second half of the season – has frustrated the club's efforts to attract the kind of players who generate global interest.
The Emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, ascended to power last year after his father, who oversaw the World Cup bid and set in train the huge spending spree, handed over power.
In effect, their rural land entitlements lock up what could be a huge new source of spending power.
So, goes the thinking, their spending power is huge.
As the world's second-largest economy China continues to develop and the rewards for securing an established presence as the country's market – and spending power – are huge.
Manchester United led the way, with a record for an English club of £150m spent, as the Premier League clubs displayed the spending power of their huge domestic TV deal.
Then it will be added to the ballooning student debt pile, which in the mid-2020s, just when the pension bill is soaring, is expected to limit consumer spending power to a huge degree.
Data on average income, for example, can be skewed by huge gains at the top, making spending power appear higher than it really is.
