Sentence examples for in giveaways from inspiring English sources

Previous generations of Tory Chancellors have cynically used the Budget to indulge in giveaways as elections approach.

The IFS said that, in total, the budget included £14bn in tax increases, only partly offset by £8bn in giveaways.

"We're going to rein in the special interests and get the $55 billion in giveaways and subsidies they've gotten under Republicans back into your pockets".

Announcer: She'll end $55 billion dollars in giveaways to corporate special interests and invest it in middle class tax cuts and creating new jobs.

Can you guess which candidate strongly supports nuclear plants, wants $10 billion in subsidies for helping today's coal plants get cleaner, more money for tomorrow's "clean-coal" technology and even proposes billions in giveaways to the car industry?

Meanwhile, both the nuclear and shale industries openly admit they cannot add to UK electricity supply for at least 10 years, and will require multiple billions in giveaways to have a chance of limping to that point.

About the same time, movie tie-in giveaways that had been big draws (Pokémon and The Lion King) were overshadowed by clunkers (Wild Wild West).

I mean it's not a coincidence that they led the league this season in forced fumbles, in giveaway-takeaway ratio.

They could not hang onto the ball, committing an N.F.L.-high 45 turnovers, and were a whopping minus-19 in giveaway-takeaway ratio.

KNDN does radio the old-fashioned way: no shock jocks, Rush Limbaugh or dial-in cash giveaways here.

It meant money – millions in private donations to fund the campaign, and millions more in state giveaways in order to encourage the voters.