Sentence examples for prompt spending from inspiring English sources

Robert Baade, of Lake Forest College, near Chicago, describes the Olympics as a "high risk, low reward proposition", but concedes that the games may prompt spending, say in transport, which boosts a region's economy in the long term.All four bidders hope this will be one of those occasions.

Robert Baade, of Lake Forest College, near Chicago, describes the Olympics as a "high risk, low reward proposition", but concedes that the games may prompt spending, say in transport, which boosts a region's economy in the long term.The right event at the right time can give a city a lift: Barcelona, host in 1992, is a case in point.

The outbreak has rippled beyond the health sector, prompting spending cuts across the board as all three countries struggle with rising inflation and drops in productivity.

Wall Street Strategies analyst Brian Sozzi says improvements in equity markets may be prompting spending among consumers who feel empowered by modest income gains and higher savings rates.

These so-called replacement purchases can stimulate the economy and prompt further spending down the road.

Given the fluid nature of the race, Mr. Romney's $134,000 ad buy on WMUR-TV is expected to prompt further spending on advertising — by his campaign, his Republican rivals and outside groups.

Most political experts predict that next year's statewide ballot, when Mr. Davis is running for re-election, is apt to be studded with proposals for handling electricity rates and supplies, any one of which could prompt heavy spending by competing groups and roil the political waters.

Apart from betting that economic conditions in the U.S. will remain stable, the suitors will be hoping that the aging American population continues to prompt higher spending on health care, and that the government eventually resolves the problem of uninsured patients.

The collapse of the rouble has prompted tighter spending controls at the hospital where Dmitry works.

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A second senior French official expressed skepticism that European nations would be prompted to spend more in their own defense, as they should do, he said, because "no one feels a threat from inside Europe".