Sentence examples for massive handouts from inspiring English sources

In the 19th Century private firms built and operated a vast network without massive handouts from taxpayers.

Kerry-Graham-Lieberman is an opening, but will liberals stay on board despite its massive handouts to the nuclear industry?

Both presidents Bill Clinton and George Bush trod this same slippery path, providing Kim with nuclear payoffs over the years that have amounted to massive handouts of food, fuel, hard cash and diplomatic concessions.

But he was a big cog in a Hamas system that in 2007 seized complete control of Gaza and with the backing of Iran has made it a priority to saturate Gaza with weapons, while the population lives in poverty dependent on massive handouts from places such as the U.S. and European Union, much of that funneled via outfits such as the United Nations.

That's Cincinnati, as in Ohio, with its $7 billion deficit and downgraded credit rating, begging Washington for a massive handout.

Amanda Henneberg, a spokeswoman for the Romney campaign, said: "Unfortunately, under President Obama's approach of massive subsidies and handouts, the industry has lost 10,000 jobs while growth in wind power has slowed every single year of his term.

Without a public plan, mandates would transform what would otherwise be a landmark reform bill into a massive and perpetual handout to the healthcare industry.

Second, what about the massive corporate welfare subsidies, handouts, giveaways and bailouts that keep much of government busy shelling our taxpayer money and tax expenditures?

The desperation of this move gets to the crux of the issue -- 218 lawmakers, now unable to dole out taxpayer handouts to massive corporations, are so determined to hold on to their campaign donations from corporations like Boeing and GE and organizations like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, that they upended normal House rules and used procedural ploys to get their way.

As political debate raged over Holden's decision to end Australian car manufacturing in 2017, Abbott told parliament: "I refuse to accept that the only way the workers of this country can be successful is with a massive and ongoing government handout.

After three years of talk, Congress has agreed on a massive energy bill, full of handouts to every imaginable corner of the business.