Sentence examples for spending big time from inspiring English sources

Would he boost defense spending big time (he thinks Obama hasn't spent enough) to bulk up against Beijing?

But Warner Brothers still must spend big time on local newspapers, TV and radio.

When they were paid well, they spent big time - before losing their properties through foreclosures.

Do we truly need to spend big time on gifts, make ourselves exhausted, and feel stressed out trying to please unpleasable people?

Shelby restated the standard Republican playbook of spending cuts and tax cuts (except for one instant when he inadvertently conceded America emerged from the Great Depression only when government spent big time mobilizing the nation for World War II).

The argument that spending instead of investment drives the economy leads to Paul Krugman's "Keynesian" policy prescription: government should just spend big time to stimulate the economy, never mind on what or how financed.

With M.dot, small businesses can compete on a big-time level without spending big-time money.

Right now, with Wall Street on a roll, New Yorkers and visitors alike are spending big-time on wining and dining.

Enlightened Economics reckons we must reduce spending big-time -- before we even think of increasing taxes.

While many of the smaller local businesses use the service for free or close to free (to both prove the model and drive growth), Lawson notes that some of the big national brands are spending some big time money to advertise locally.

Not until they start spending again big time will companies begin to hire again big time.