Sentence examples for impede spending from inspiring English sources

Economists worry that stagnant incomes, which have failed to keep up with inflation, will continue to impede spending even though fuel prices are starting to fall.

This should supersede the fear that raising taxes in a recession will impede spending.

But the report shows that economic uncertainty — much of it generated in European capitals and in Congress — is impeding spending and investing.

Some economists also argue that high levels of debt are impeding consumer spending, the nation's primary economic activity.

In a 1996 article for the World Economic Forum, he argued that big government and social-welfare spending impede growth.

The damage will accumulate in less visible ways, as irrational reductions in public spending impede economic growth and job creation; reduce investments in education, infrastructure and scientific research; and further disrupt the routines of a modern democracy.

To be fair, our uncontrollable budget deficit is impeding public works spending.

"An Uncertain Glory" argues that India has not done enough for its poor; that this is morally and economically unacceptable; that India must spend much more on lifting its millions from poverty; and that the hypothesis that such massive spending will impede growth is the delusion of a self-centered middle class.

Countries in this last group are often highly vulnerable to severe volatility in funding, and hence in spending, which impedes the continuity and ultimately the viability of their research programs.

Instead, it applied the Supreme Court's wrongheaded view that providing public funds to underfinanced candidates based on an opponent's spending level impedes the free speech of the better-financed candidate.

If vacation spending is impeding what you can put toward fixed costs, flexible expenses and goal contributions, then you may have to reset your travel approach.