Sentence examples for intelligent spending from inspiring English sources

To the right wing, Mr O's case was confusing: it was not an argument against aid but rather a call for more humane and intelligent spending.

The key is intelligent spending, coupled with structural reforms.

Central to Hayek's theory was his belief that there is no way a handful of bureaucrats can possibly know how to make intelligent spending and investment decisions.

Even if you think we can to accomplish some great good in Iraq, the loss of important values here at home, that come from spending the tens of billions there rather than either cutting taxes or spending them here, and we differ about how to do that, but I would put tax cuts and intelligent spending here.

This in direct contrast to another study that showed people who had been breastfed proved to be more intelligent, spend longer at school and earn more than those who were bottle fed.

If you want to become more intelligent, spend time with intelligent people.

Essentially, anything that'll completely ruin an outfit and make everyone think that you're far too busy being intelligent to spend more than a microsecond putting together your outfit.

Someone who calls you stupid but always calls people of your race, gender, religion, social class, income level stupid will not be capable of seeing that you're intelligent and spend a lot of your time in intellectual pursuits - truth that contradicts that belief will confuse and shock them.

"There is no boredom like that of an intelligent woman who spends all day with a very small child," she has written of this period.

On motherhood: "There is no boredom like that of an intelligent woman who spends all day with a very small child".

Micklethwait, who launched the Economist's glossy spinoff, Intelligent Life, previously spent seven years editing its US section and four overseeing its business pages.