Sentence examples for rapid spending from inspiring English sources

"The TUC will continue its campaign against the deep and rapid spending cuts.

The Tories want rapid spending cuts to deal with an alarming deficit of 12.6% of GDP in 2009-10.

It will take another year or so, at least, to get those ratios back to the level they were at before the rapid spending began.

He predicted that rapid spending cuts would choke off the economic recovery that was under way when the chancellor took office in 2010.

Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, cites the feeble growth numbers as vindication of his prediction that rapid spending cuts would kill off the recovery inherited by Mr Osborne.

"The Bush administration has been associated with unusually rapid spending growth even before the war," said William A. Niskanen, an economist known as a "deficit hawk" who is chairman of the Cato Institute.

Low levels of wealth accumulation before age 65, rather than gaps in the safety net after 65 or rapid spend-down of accumulated assets, appear to be the primary determinant of low levels of wealth just before death.

The minutes also reported that some committee members felt that less rapid consumer spending at that time might have been linked to lower stock prices.

The incoming Tory/Lib Dem coalition duly used the market bogeyman to shore up its case for rapid public spending cuts to restore the nation's "fiscal credibility".

Michael R. Bloomberg is continuing to pour money into his campaign at a rapid pace, spending $16 million in the two months he has been running.

The chancellor, George Osborne, is warning that unless he continues rapid public spending cuts over the next five years, Britain could find itself hostage to the whims of the world's financial markets in the next global recession or major financial crisis.