Sentence examples for spending borne from inspiring English sources

The share of total health spending borne by patients rose from 20% in 1978 to nearly 60% in 2001.

Along with Medicaid and education spending, money for so-called "state operations," including payroll, health and pension benefits, is one of the larger portions of spending borne directly by New York taxpayers.

Foreign policy and spending bears the brunt of cuts, with a promised reduction of £9 billion in the foreign aid budget, which stood at £11.4 billion in 2013 – 0.7 per cent of the country's gross national income.

The theory concerning deficit spending bears some examination, for Falwell is clearly an ambitious man, who is always out ahead of himself, his vision always exceeding his present possibilities.

How consumer spending bears up in coming days and weeks is crucial, said Alan J. Gottesman, an analyst at West End Communications/Consulting in New York, because in crises, marketers have a simple strategy: "If you think consumers are not going to buy, you stop selling to them.

Social spending bears the brunt of "austerity".

This spending bears out concerns raised in Obama campaign fundraising emails to supporters.

The burden of reduced consumption to pay for state spending is borne by the generation that lends the government the money in the first place.

Spending should bear the brunt.

This obviously makes balancing the budget harder, since discretionary spending must bear the burden of adjustment.

Analysts said the slower pace of consumer spending would bear watching since spending drives two-thirds of national economic activity.