Typically, outsiders cannot comprehend how the massive expenditures never manage to yield energy.
He released forecasts of the war's cost that quickly became obsolete, and then he ignored the need for massive expenditures until a crucial half year in Iraq had been lost.
Falling global prices for phosphates led to sharply lower state revenues, while growing corruption and massive expenditures on the bloated civil service and inefficient public enterprises strained the fiscal resources of the state.
It is not surprising, then, that a major reason for the authors' disenchantment with the media is the existence of journalists who condemn India's massive expenditures on eradicating poverty — which, historically, have achieved little.
After that, an image of the candidate is tailored to meet the voters' demands and desires, and the whole package is then sold by massive expenditures of money in the advertising media, particularly television.
"Massive expenditures like the stimulus, unconstitutional mandates like the takeover of health care and intrusions into the private sector like the auto bailouts have threatened the very core of the American free market.
Just as they disliked the Bush Republicans' incompetence, bellicosity and inability to say anything coherent about the country's most pressing problems, they now dislike the Obama Democrats' stimulus plans that don't stimulate, massive expenditures of money the federal government doesn't have and general fondness for the sound of the president's voice.
Despite these massive expenditures, only 5% of tested drugs make it to market.
Takenaka now has a lustful eye on the U.S., where massive expenditures loom for repair of decades-old spans.
To create wage jobs for even a fraction of India's self-employed would require massive expenditures, far exceeding the nation's means.
The country is getting ready to host the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Summer Olympics, and that means massive expenditures on stadiums and other infrastructure projects being built for the events rather than things that a lot of Brazilians seem to care about, including health care, better schools, and fighting corruption.
