Sentence examples for rising outlays from inspiring English sources

Federal spending went up because of rising outlays for defense.

* Unlimited mileage is rapidly disappearing as rental companies attempt to offset their sharply rising outlays for liability insurance.

The jump in federal spending has been most noticeable in rising outlays for the military, for internal security -- particularly at airports -- and in subsidies to airlines to keep them flying.

For the first time in years, there would be an end to the ever greater production of manufactured goods and the rising outlays for the thousands of services that Americans perform.

During the 1988 election, I helped to arrange a seminar in Washington about the policy challenges facing the United States, and I recall when Barry Bosworth, an economist from the Brookings Institution, terrified the attendees with some long-term projections about the impact of rising outlays on Social Security and Medicare.

Moreover, out-of-pocket medical expenses are increasing in no small part because of rising outlays for prescription medicines.

As is the case with other countries in Europe, like Spain, Greece and Ireland, Britain has a deficit that has grown mostly because of a decade of rising government outlays that seemed reasonable at the time, but rested heavily on rising tax revenue that disappeared when the bubble burst.

This week NetLogic Microsystems split two-for-one, pushing the share count from miniscule to small, and the stock responded with another in a succession of all-time highs these past months as investors reckon the potential of three, four or five years of rising capital outlays throughout the wireless and wire line grid.

Though Russia's economy appears in rude health today from high oil prices, rising consumer spending and government outlays will push both the budget and balance of payments into deficit within two years, economists say.

Bush's budget projects slower spending growth from 2008 to 2012, with outlays rising 11.8percentt, compared with 14.7percentt in the CBO's estimates.

But to help the industry control its fast-rising outlays for health insurance, the union, these officials said, had agreed to set caps on the building owners' health outlays in the contract's third and fourth years.