Sentence examples for spent means from inspiring English sources

When that money had been spent, Means forged a new will stipulating that King had inherited a further portion of her husband's estate, presumably so that he would have access to those funds.

Few, though, could have anticipated the emotional resonance he gets from relativity in the film, as McConaughey and his crew set down on a water planet where every hour spent means a seven-year chunk missed from his daughter's life back on Earth.

"And the definition of well spent means lives are saved, which means good treatment programs, good prevention programs, good programs to develop health infrastructures in remote parts of different countries so that we can actually get antiretroviral drugs to those who need help".

"Not only would we lose £750m, but where that money gets spent means they will be buying less and there will be fewer jobs in those sectors.

More time spent means more potential ad views and revenue for the Facebook subsidiary that a Bloomberg analyst just valued at $100 billion after it was bought for less than $1 billion in 2012.

Every dollar spent meant the biomedical industry was advancing.

More spending means more demand for goods and services, which leads to greater employment for workers to meet that demand.

This leaves insurers with no incentive to curb costs, because more spending means fatter management fees.The incentives facing doctors are even more perverse.

Of course there's no guarantee that spending means winning.

Maybe earning more than you spend means working three jobs instead of two, or working weekends in addition to weekdays.

Keynesians think the economy is all about total spending: More spending means more economic activity means more jobs means everyone's happy.