Sentence examples for intense spending from inspiring English sources

Stevens was offered the same £211,000 salary that Nicholson receives but has taken a voluntary 10% pay cut, to £189,900, to reflect the intense spending pressures the service is under, NHS England said.

Mr. Bush has consistently worked over the last 10 days or so to divert attention from his own prodigious war chest and intense spending to accusations that Mr. McCain's fund-raising violates some of his own principles when it comes to campaign financing.

The likes of the US, South Korea, Japan, and Singapore all have more intense spending than the EU bloc.

One tradition that would go by the board is the front-loading and intense early spending that brought this year's primaries to an end by March 7.

After his intense period spent making the work for the Biennale, Teller could think of nothing but returning to continue to photograph and perhaps make a book on Ukraine.

Perhaps he is a man of 65 who retired after years of intense labor spent providing for his family.

An officer of the RAR recalled the battles of April 1945 around Taungup and Tanlwe Chaung as extremely intense: 1RAR spent most of May 1945 building quarters and training before marching the 110 km to Prome in late June; from here they went another 25 km by truck to Gyobingauk.

"We were spending intense sessions tinkering with wording and commas," the person says.

There are several reasons why American health-care costs are so high compared to those abroad: patients are given more intense care, administrative spending is especially high, health services are more expensive, doctors have a financial incentive to suggest more treatment, and people with insurance aren't held accountable for the high cost of their care.

Sprint tends to be pretty intense about certification, spending weeks testing out updates before they release them.

Spending intense, concentrated times with other people is an art when you're thrown into potentially stressful situations on a repeated basis.