Sentence examples for spending damage from inspiring English sources

The danger for Latvia and Ukraine is a downward spiral, where cuts in public spending damage the economy in a way that helps to entrench the deficit.So far, the economic crisis has not translated into populist or protectionist politics.

The market fell after weekly unemployment claims jumped to a six-year high and Wal-Mart Stores and other retailers reported disappointing sales, touching off renewed fears that a pullback in consumer spending will damage the economy.

A22 Greenspan Opposes Tax Cut Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, suggested to Congress that a large tax cut was not necessary to generate economic growth and that the budget deficits resulting from lower taxes without offsetting reductions in spending could damage the economy.

We also invite you to sign up to get email updates about future activism with the War Costs campaign, which in the coming weeks will take aim at the larger problem of massive war spending, the damage it does to our economy and the corruption it creates in U.S. politics.

Darling again plays the compassionate cutter card, saying it is possible to cut spending without damaging "the fabric of society".

Mr. Aftergood said the document suggested that the agencies could safely be far more open about their priorities and spending without damaging national security.

• To the Editor: David Leonhardt claims that research into the effectiveness of different treatment options would "tell us how to reduce spending without damaging people's health".

The Republican leaders — Mr. Boehner, Representative Eric Cantor, Senator Mitch McConnell and Senator Jon Kyl — have repeatedly and clearly stated that they will not allow a net tax hike to be imposed on the American people as part of a debt ceiling deal — especially when the goal of that deal is to reduce the runaway spending now damaging America's economic future and killing the jobs we need.

The five minutes I spent there damaged my life irrevocably.

More deficit spending could severely damage the European Central Bank and the euro.

Any slowdown in China's economy, or in America's consumer spending, could seriously damage Southeast Asian exporters.