Sentence examples for nasty spending from inspiring English sources

The climate of nasty spending cuts — which does of course lead to 'spin out' opportunities.

There were no nasty spending shockers from Amazon.com during its quarterly conference call yesterday evening.

Recession taught middle-class shoppers that discounters like Aldi and Lidl were cheap but not nasty; they spent some of the money they saved at higher-end grocers, such as Waitrose and Marks & Spencer.

I was sick with a nasty virus and spent a lot of time in bed.

I knew Nasty Crew, and spent a bit of time with them in Stratford so I could relate to that gravelling tone of his and the tales.

Because of the potential of what the bitcoin community calls a '51% attack.' In short, once you control more than 50% of the total hashing power of the bitcoin network, you can do nasty things, like spend bitcoins twice, and reverse and block transactions.

Revelations 2 feels as fresh as its decaying nasties, then, and spending 40 minutes in the company of Barry and his frequently wandering colleague is deadening.

UKG clubbers would congregate in exclusive little South London clubs, wear nasty Moschino suits, spend a week's wages on overpriced champagne, and rave the night away like disco never even fucking died.

This similarity in the different Christian and Muslim expressions I would articulate simply as follows and which should appear plainly as common sense: that any time wasted being unnecessarily nasty cannot be spent on the more important work of expanding our inner lives and being spiritual.

If he continues broadcasting, he is forcing radio technicians and announcers to labor on the Sabbath and is likely to spend a nasty 24-hours in the clink.

No doubt the money will be spent on nasty temporary classrooms to park in playgrounds - they will then be in use for 20 years until another education secretary comes to 'end the scandal' of poor school buildings".