Sentence examples for larger expenditure from inspiring English sources

Every one of the tax savings he cites is triggered by an even larger expenditure.

The fact that the Soviet Union announced it has the H bomb may mean larger expenditure on defense for us.

The New Yorker, October 3, 1953 P. 111 The fact that the Soviet Union announced it has the H bomb may mean larger expenditure on defense for us.

By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, October 3, 1953 P. 111 The fact that the Soviet Union announced it has the H bomb may mean larger expenditure on defense for us.

Jones et al., 1999find that though governments generally tend to underprice their shares in the SIPs, governments with a larger expenditure size compared to their GDP level (i.e., a lower FreeGovscore) and stronger short-term revenue motivation would underprice less.

A higher percentage (for both city center and suburb) indicates a larger expenditure for rent; for example, a percentage of 55 means that an early childhood teacher is using 55% of her salary for rent - leaving less than half of her income for clothing, food, transportation, and other living needs.

"The law does not recognize that Iowa and New Hampshire have become national events that require substantially larger expenditures".

Larger expenditures for unemployment and Social Security increase the deficit, but provide a cushion to people who have lost work.

"Prior to Sept. 11, it was difficult to justify larger expenditures of money on what people really thought were remote possibilities in terms of attacks," Mr. Sutton said.

The position six months hence will entirely depend on whether you have been laying the foundations for larger expenditures in the near future.

Should he strive to preserve the historic place, which would lead to delays and larger expenditures, or simply finagle the most lucrative deal for Aurora?