Sentence examples for spending extensively from inspiring English sources

Aviva has been spending extensively on building awareness of its brand after the switch from Norwich Union.

Derek Willis reports that Democrats are spending extensively to solidify their ground games in states that are up for grabs, and Nate Cohn finds that early voting dynamics in Iowa are not a good sign for Democrats.

Both German companies are spending extensively on marketing during the World Cup.

Our advertising plan (media and PR) is to grow our annual media spend extensively by 2005.

Bands might imagine that all journalists are super-keen devotees, paid to spend weeks extensively researching the object of their adoration, when my reality was a features editor noticing a space to fill, their eyes alighting on the nearest likely writer.

4. Dalia Mogahed has spent years extensively researching the real lives of Muslims around the world in her former job as Executive Director of the Gallup Center for Muslim Studies, a think tank and consultancy that offers evidence-based advice on Muslim societies around the world.

For the last two years I trained extensively, spending 150 hours in balloons.

But the hopes failed to account for how extensively spending power had dropped in the American economy, and how uneasy people were made by every snippet of data showing that houses were not selling, employers were not hiring, and stock prices were foundering.

Following his retirement, he traveled extensively, spending considerable time in North America, where he was a visitor at a number of institutions and developed an especially close and regular association with Boston College in Massachusetts.

To sustain my (apparently obsolete) sense of coolness, I lived in a variety of cool places such as Vancouver and Alaska and traveled extensively spending over a year backpacking in East and South Asia, six months in South and Central America, six months in Australia, and a few months in Europe.

Mr. Calderoni said that the 160 clients who use Ariba's applications most extensively spend more than $130 billion a year with the company's software.