Sentence examples for question spend from inspiring English sources
If hiring a press team is out of the question, spend time putting together a media kit with a press release, high-res images and founder bios.
While the definition of seabirds suggests that the birds in question spend their lives on the ocean, many seabird families have many species that spend some or even most of their lives inland away from the sea.
They question spending priorities like the jet, and point to the lack of progress over peace.
The Children's Museum faces other hurdles, including scrutiny from county legislators and residents who question spending taxpayer money on such a project.
So much so, that she dedicated her first novel featuring a living example to her own mother - neglecting to point out that the mum in question spent the whole book in a coma.
We are committed to quality education for our Pleasantville Schools and will continue to support reasonable requests for buildings and improvements, but we question spending for previously funded projects.
While some may question spending nearly $500 for an hour of glorious sound -- rather than donating that money to the needy -- it is not an issue for congregations that see music as conveying religious values.
With energy company engineers studying three possible routes from the Arctic Ocean to pipelines in Alberta, some environmentalists question spending billions of dollars to perpetuate North America's dependency on fossil fuels.
Anyhow, the uncomfortable fact of the matter is that the village newspaper in question spent decades not really covering said matter, unless you count generously running a "news in brief item" about 20 paedophile priests.
But I still wondered why no one seemed to question spending an entire evening begging for forgiveness and material wealth from a wrathful spirit obsessed with his followers' doctrinal purity.
The USA has been discussing whether it can afford a universal health insurance scheme and yet does not question spending over US$600 billion per annum on weapons.
