Sentence examples for spend on everything from inspiring English sources

The bottom line: Americans have less and less money to spend "on everything else" because they are forced to devote so much of their income to health care.

Or he can ask Wirral council to top up his rent, by filling out a complicated form that asks for proof of his weekly spend on everything from cigarettes to toiletries.

Alarmingly, the Christmas countdown is now on, but this year shoppers and revellers are thinking increasingly strategically, taking advantage of the full range of group-buying, cashback and voucher code sites to ensure a savvy spend on everything from gifts to a night out in the West End or even a timely escape from it all.

That left them each 3,000 rupees a month, or 100 a day to spend on everything else, from food to Internet use to utilities.

Really, though, what lingers longest is the memory of those almost goofily happy sushi chefs, and the lavish care they spend on everything that comes your way.

So fewer kids at P.S. 261 would mean less money for the principal to spend on everything from teachers to class trips.

During deep slumps, such as the one that the economy went through in 2008 and 2009, spending on everything declines, health care included.

The deficit is the gap between the revenue the government collects and the money it spends on everything from Medicare to the military.

At present, it holds about £217m – roughly £9,700 per person – which it spends on everything from folk festivals to bus services for the elderly.

The money is spent on everything from poverty relief to educational initiatives, bridge-building between religions and community centres – which are open to people from any faith.

So the United States, with a population a quarter of the size of China's, spends just on health care slightly less than half of what China spends on everything.