Sentence examples similar to resulting from decreased spending from inspiring English sources

From decreased spending to layoffs, many people have been forced to make cuts.

According to a study done by WaterAid, for every $1 spent on improved sanitation, the benefit equals $9 resulting from decreased cost of health care and increased productivity.

Of course, to achieve this goal at first the government must spend some money to reduce pollution, but at the end the benefits (resulting from decreased cost of health care and increased productivity) would be greater than the costs.

Although the reduction in the proportion of spending on malaria admissions, relative to total hospital spending, could be a function of other factors (such as an increase in total hospital spending), these observed reductions are largely driven by the reduction in total spending on malaria admissions (resulting from decreases in malaria admissions).

The last time a president actually decreased spending from one year to the next was in 1965, when Lyndon Johnson spent $300 million less than in 1964.

If those controls weren't included, unrelated increases or decreases in employment at the national or state level could obscure any increases or decreases resulting from stimulus spending, making it hard to determine that spending's effect.

Excessive cocaine use results from decreased phasic dopamine signaling in the striatum.

Democrats believe there are primary and secondary economic costs to cutting defense spending, but also from decreased government spending for education.

Mr. Pataki left his budget plans vague, saying only that he would hold the line on spending and would decrease spending from the general fund.

Laptop sales have suffered from decreased corporate spending, though not as badly as desktop sales.

The consumer decreases spending by about $10.