Sentence examples for inability to spend from inspiring English sources
The inability to spend much on marketing has partly to do with the scale of these operations.
She said her colleagues worried about large debts and the inability to spend time with their patients.
This is but another instance in which the government has demonstrated its inability to spend our money responsibly.
So it's hard to know the extent of this unwillingness or inability to spend money on one's own comfort and care.
But they should acknowledge that Thailand's inability to spend public funds without making politically connected people rich is not entirely the fault of Ms Yingluck and her family.
Or is it the long hours, the loneliness, the inability to spend time with their children — so much more terrible than the plight of a middle-aged immigrant mother working double shifts as an office cleaner?
The proposal announced Wednesday to change the budget process is an acknowledgment that the system itself contributes to New York State's chronic inability to pass a spending plan on time.
The growth of biomedical research may be nipped by an early freeze this winter, thanks to Congress's inability to pass a spending bill for the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
Further, weak managing and planning capabilities and a poor procurement system carry an inability to actually spend disbursed funds, i.e. the "can-do" component seems to be weak.
But with increasing complaints about the effects of those cuts on the Pentagon and elsewhere — shown by House Republicans' inability to pass their own transportation spending bill last month — some party leaders want to rearrange the burden of those cuts so they fall instead on entitlement programs like Medicare and Social Security.
One reason was the inability of advertisers to spend $750 million to $1.25 billion in the days immediately after the assaults as media outlets undertook continuous news coverage and the broadcast TV networks postponed the start of the 2001-2002 season until today.
