Sentence examples for report spend from inspiring English sources

Two weeks ago, Republican staff at the Congressional Joint Economic Committee released a report, "Spend Less, Owe Less, Grow the Economy," that argued that slashing government spending and employment in the face of a deeply depressed economy would actually create jobs.

But in the broader context, ask yourself this: Did the report spend most of its time on the traffic in steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs, rather than the institution that allowed such traffic to flourish?

Several participants argued that a svelter Indicators would let the staff of NSF's National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics (NCSES), which compiles the report, spend more time being a clearinghouse and service center for the research community.

If you have 1 month to do a book report, spend the next day getting books from the library, 1 week reading it, etc.

Today, women in the United States report spending an average of 30 minutes a day preparing meals.

According to the report, spending decreased on such nondurable items as utilities and groceries.

Heads of school report spending much of their time in search of money, according to surveys.

According to the report, spending on cancer care in the UK accounts for 7 per cent of NHS spending.

MFM subspecialists report spending 64% of their time in clinical pursuits, 9% in research, and 12% in administration.

Stratton (2012) finds that the more husbands report disliking housework (cleaning, laundry, ironing, and food shopping), the less time they report spending on housework and the more time their wives report spending on housework.

These men "report spending the most time at work (and having the lowest workload at home).".