Sentence examples for spend to make from inspiring English sources

And most employers have much less to spend to make things pleasant.

That limits the amount the government can spend to make the system more robust.

"It's not about how much we spend to make one unit.

Also consider what kinds of perks are most valuable to you, and how much you need to spend to make rewards programs pay off.

The inordinate time teachers must spend to make sure their students do well on the all-important test takes away from a rich, balanced curriculum.

Ruppert and Huston were men with a lot of money they were willing to spend to make their team a winner.

Otherwise the money is just going to be spent to make up shortfalls elsewhere," she said.

First, President Nixon authorised $10m to be spent "to make the economy scream".

$300,000 was spent to make the Pavillon the way it should be.

In Europe, as Mr Jaffe notes, governments have spent to make this and high-speed rail happen.

After the reunification of the country in 1990, much money was spent to make its downtown modern and consumer-friendly.