Sentence examples for no overspending from inspiring English sources

There was no drama, no unnecessary speeches or awkward conversation, no overspending, no themes and no rings.

In part, it is because most Labour members have spent the past five years believing that there was no overspending or reckless borrowing in advance of the deep recession of 2008-09.

Montgomery College president Brian K. Johnson was fired in 2009 after a faculty vote of no-confidence, due in part to overspending on his college-issued credit card at a time when the rest of the campus was under recessionary restrictions.

An initial target of 3.1% of GDP has been whittled down by accounting changes (including one that means the federal government no longer has to make up for overspending by states and municipalities).

The club has had a troubled few years, with spiralling debts, low attendance, and overspending on players leaving no money to pay tax bills.

In unusually tough language, Mr Fillon said France had been overspending for 30 years, and that "bankruptcy" was "no longer an abstract word".

No country in history became rich by overspending and borrowing; the key to growth has always been savings and investment.

Because the oak was a couple hundred dollars less than the cherry and the poplar was a few hundred dollars less than the oak, and "the future is uncertain" and the "expenses of children" and there was "really no reason to overspend" and after all, no coffin would "get him in to heaven or keep him out" and it was only "here today and gone tomorrow".

These are the same companies that have absolutely no program of recovery when it comes to overspending and behaving unethically with consumers and taxpayers.

Cut down on habits such as partying (drinking especially), overspending, etc. that would go no way to helping you.

The University of Magdeburg's Markus Sass  summed up the opinion of many economists in his 2012 study of FFP when he said: "Since small clubs are no longer allowed to overspend and thereby invest their way to a greater market size in the future, the model predicts a negative trend in competitive balance".