Sentence examples for public spent from inspiring English sources
He does not hold back his view that the American public spent too much time criticizing the military during Vietnam, and not enough time questioning the politicians.
Buoyed by easy credit and inflated property prices, the British public spent itself into debt, a total of $2.49 trillion of it.
Last year the Chinese public spent just over $3 billion on Roman candles and bottle rockets, as well as more elaborate devices whose whistles, booms and celestial light displays could satisfactorily entertain a midsize American town on the Fourth of July.
There were a record 650 fights in Spain, in which some 3,900 bulls were killed, and the Spanish public spent some 160 billion pesetas (U.S. $1.4 billion) to watch the corridas that year; bullfighting employed 200,000 people, more than 1 percent of the workforce.
As it turns out, the 24,000 pages of e-mails that journalists and the public spent the weekend poring through contained nothing notable — quite an achievement that Ms. Palin seems guilty of nothing more than the excessive use of exclamation points.
The Public knew it could not afford to produce "Wild Party" on Broadway without outside financial help, given that musicals usually cost from $5 million to $10 million these days and that the Public spent $8 million on a failed revival of "On the Town" last year.
Public spending on pensions has risen by more than 80%.
Public spending on mitigation could crowd out private investment, or conversely encourage it.
Public spending increased massively.
Public spending rocketed.
