Sentence examples for spending made from inspiring English sources

At the time, the spending made sense.

He concluded, "Like the federal government, mandatory spending made up seventy per cent of our total.

When she entered office, public spending made up 44.6% of GDP.

One billboard paid for by YPFB, the national energy company, extols social spending made possible by higher royalties.

At the beginning of President Obama's term, government spending made up 35percentt of gross domestic product.

Their resistance to the demands of colleagues, interest groups and trade unions for more spending made them unpopular.

Government welfare spending accounted for 11 percent of Russian household incomes in 2007; by 2011, government spending made up 18 percent.

Russell Rumbaugh at the blog The Will and the Wallet, which focuses on defense spending issues, wrote, Defense spending made out pretty well in the debt deal.

The pressure to cut military spending, made worse by a downturn in the economy, resulted in lean times for the Canadian Forces and Air Command in particular.

The brief spell of Chinese mega-spending made it seem like fans in the rest of Asia might want to watch the likes of Oscar and Hulk in the Asian Champions' League, but that spending has since been capped, with perennial Chinese Super League winner Guangzhou Evergrande even saying it is trying to build an all-Chinese side.

Health care spending made up 17.9percentt of gross domestic product in 2011, the same as during 2010.