Sentence examples for spend ahead from inspiring English sources

I gave the girls some money to spend ahead of Christmas and Amy came back with a lovely blue dress.

Critics contend it will give the state more scope to borrow and spend ahead of elections in 2015.

It is likely to cause Japan's economy to contract for a quarter, as people who rushed to spend ahead of the increase guard their cash afterwards.

A surge in growth had been expected as consumers rushed to spend ahead of a 3% rise in the consumption tax which went ahead at the start of April, yet the figure still beat economists' forecasts.So far, however, Abenomics has had mixed results for the banks.

Companies "had to spend ahead of revenue, and Bessemer wouldn't fund those business plans".

"In our model as a prepaid debit card, the company has to fund the amount of money they want to have on deposit for employee spend ahead of time.

However, only £100m of this will be spent ahead of the General Election, including £50m already pledged to roll out the scheme in pilot areas.

After the snow hampered festive trading, retailers have rolled out an avalanche of hefty discounts to get consumers spending ahead of VAT rising to 20 per cent on 4 January.

After ramping up spending ahead of October's election, the government posted a fiscal deficit of 8.5% of GDP last year, financed in part by mortgaging some of its future oil output to China.

There is important context here – the Fraser of Allander's headline was part of a budget report, setting out the challenges to spending ahead of the Scottish government's financial statement.

Latest feedback from UK media buyers suggests ITV's first quarter net advertising revenue could grow by 11.8% (previously 6.5%), driven by pricing inflation and skewed government spending ahead of the election.