Sentence examples for spent which from inspiring English sources

Mr Abbott says no more money will be spent, which means the emissions promise will slide.

What money he had he spent, which might have lured him back into the underworld.

Of this, approximately £117 would have been money well spent, which is just over half.

As of now, they can only reclaim what they have spent, which will mean more paperwork for landlords.

Britain uses a different yardstick: that of "payments", referring to the money actually spent, which usually comes out lower.

This has set off debate and protests over architectural merit, old rivalries of East versus West, and whether the money could be better spent -- which it surely could.

When people are optimistic, they spend, which begets hiring and then more spending.

Mild inflation leaves consumers with more money to spend, which tends to increase economic growth.

Consumers can't or won't spend, which is prolonging the economic crisis.

The more they engage, the more we'll spend, which is a good thing".

It isn't like they're willing to spend, which is sad.