Sentence examples for relative spending from inspiring English sources

The positions of breast cancer and leukaemia to the right of the figure indicate a relatively higher research spend than the population burden of these cancers, and the relative spending on leukaemia is quite extreme.

The gap was widening between advances and earnings, and between the relative spending power of the conglomerates and the independents.

Another widely-predicted phenomenon for this year was a supposed influx of European tourists attracted by the euro's current relative spending power.

They will, however, remain encouraged that their clubs' relative spending power and expectancy levels will afford them more time than handed to Mark Hughes at Queens Park Rangers.

Mr. LeRoy explains that the nonprofit organization Good Jobs First has begun a study of relative spending on subsidies for small versus big businesses.

Even after correcting for income growth, relative spending on dynamic goods increased 1.3percentt a year, "a very sizable shift of 68percentt over the past 40 years," they write.

But if my relative spent some of his money with a back-pain specialist, who could teach him exercises that would prolong his working life by another decade, shouldn't that be considered an investment?

My problem with charity ratings is that by focusing on the relative spend between mission (program) and operating, charities are reluctant (some are even scared) to spend money on innovating the way they engage the public.

Kenyon instead lived off an £80 allowance from his father, and money from his richer relatives, spending the time watching Lord Mansfield conduct cases at the Court of King's Bench.

Mr. Cruz's relatives spent much of the day outside the 43rd Precinct station house.

She and 20 of her friends and relatives spent about $300 on pizzas, chicken wings, chips, beer and other drinks at Wegmans.