Sentence examples for it would spend less from inspiring English sources

In its announcement on Friday, Wachovia said it would spend less on advertising in 2009 than it would this year, citing "market conditions" as well as the efficiencies of consolidating most of its campaigns at agencies all owned by the same company.

It would spend less time on routine inspections and more on listening to service users.

Twitter said it would spend less on capital expenditures in 2012, from $215 million to $235 million, down from $225 million to $275 million.

When I moved to Greenpeace I assumed I would spend less time talking about defending human rights and more time talking about protecting our environment.

I raised my glass in a solitary toast and promised myself I'd spend less time online.

"If ultimately they were so convinced that their site was the right site," Mr. Leiweke said, "they would have had a team there and they would have built it, and they would spend less time throwing rocks at our site".

Deutsche Bank last month said it was cutting bonuses and would spend less of its revenue on pay.

Blue Apron's costly new warehouse also put a dip in investor enthusiasm, as it was revealed that the company would spend less on marketing to help finance it.

The move was trumpeted as a promotion, but it also meant that Fine would spend less time on the road recruiting.

If enacted as proposed, the overall state budget would shrink by $500 million to $33 billion, marking only the fifth time in the last 50 years that New Jersey would spend less money than it did the previous year.

With these changes, the government would spend less, but only because it would provide less, and Americans would get less.