Sentence examples for seek to spend from inspiring English sources

Understood this way, one might see the surrounding politics as untenable and reasonably seek to spend resources elsewhere.

PAGE 18 Plan for Science Spending In his budget, President Bush will seek to spend more on bird flu and the physical sciences, but less for cancer research.

The Clinical Fellowship is intended for clinical residents who have completed the third year of their clinical residency at one of our medical collaborating institutions and who seek to spend one or two years conducting research targeted towards medical applications.

The nascent trend is indicative of efforts by marketers to sharpen and freshen sales pitches, particularly during tougher economic times when they seek to spend limited ad budgets more effectively and efficiently.

He added that Peter F. Vallone, the Council Speaker, indicated in his state-of-the-city speech earlier this month that the Council would seek to spend most of the surplus on education and tax reductions.

The industry would most likely seek to spend money to influence the regulatory process that would determine where exactly the new casinos are, and who operates them, as well as to persuade a future governor and Legislature to ultimately allow full-fledged casinos in New York City or the surrounding areas, which would be much more lucrative because of its tourism and population density.

The school also seeks to spend $24 million on globalization programs.

He seeks to spend $4.4 trillion next year, up 10percentt from last year.

Developers, seeking to spend as little as possible, make offers quietly and individually.

Democrats sought to spend enough money to give 13 Republican incumbents competitive races.

Yet most big Democratic donors are not like the Kochs, seeking to spend their way to deregulation.