Sentence examples for spending potentially from inspiring English sources

Many investors are concerned that consumers will keep a lid on their spending, potentially stifling a broader recovery, as they try to rebuild their finances and worry about losing their jobs or having their wages cut.

"What we've got is a volatile economy caused by things like oil and capital spending potentially declining that is offset by the Fed providing tons of liquidity," Mr. Kral said.

They think it's terrorism, climate change, pandemic and cyber-crime, and are asking why are we spending potentially £183bn on something that doesn't appear to have any military utility".

Economists have become increasingly concerned that the clampdown on public spending as well as the tax rises outlined in Chancellor George Osborne's June emergency budget will cause a drop in household spending, potentially pushing the UK into a so-called double-dip recession.

This news follows closely on the heels of reports from Dell, Hewlett-Packard and other large-cap technology companies that they are seeing slowdowns in corporate IT spending, potentially impacting revenue.

Meanwhile, in Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel's electoral opponent has said he would stand against increased military spending, potentially complicating matters still further.

The E.C.B. later spelled out its willingness to spend potentially unlimited sums of money buying sovereign bonds.

Now the Court seemed open to what had been radical notions — that corporations had essentially the same rights as individuals, and could spend potentially unlimited amounts of money in elections.

While the two men are battling over roughly $16 million, this is a fight largely about ego, with each man willing to spend potentially millions of dollars in legal fees to prove he is right.

"I know many, many women who have spent time in the SHU, many women who have spent potentially short times in the SHU for very minor infractions -- something like having very low-level contraband, something like refusing a direct order from a corrections office -- that can easy land you in the SHU for terms of 30 days and sometimes longer".

But many governments, wary of unrest, have also raised state spending to potentially unsustainable levels.