Sentence examples for spiraling expenses from inspiring English sources

The nation's nonprofit arts industry has been grappling with spiraling expenses and deficits in recent years.

Attempting to put a lid on its spiraling expenses, former Pentagon chief Bob Gates in 2009 capped the F-22 fleet at 187 planes (a decision, ironically, that hastened development of an even more expensive family of jets, the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter).

At that time the firm blamed "cost blow-outs" for the stadium's spiraling expenses.

The spiraling expenses represent yet another headache for the International Olympic Committee, which dealt with a record-setting $50-billion 50-billionfor the 2014 Sochi Games and last-minute cuts at the cash-straprice2016 Rio de Janeiro Games.

And it obscures the bigger question: whether the government can really get a grip on the spiralling expense of this welfare payment.Housing benefit provides means-tested support for the housing costs of 4.8m poor families, including 1.6m pensioner households (aged over 60).

The aggregated costs for prescription drugs are high and increasing, however, and several policy initiatives have therefore been implemented against the background of this spiralling expense.

Without young people on board to balance out the risks posed by older consumers, insurers could be stuck with spiraling medical expenses.

Many fiscal experts applaud the mayor's use of recent windfalls to pay down spiraling long-term expenses, such as future interest on debt and pensions.

Much is said about how low-paying jobs and student loan debt make it harder for young people to become homeowners, on top of rising rental costs and spiraling child-care expenses.

He promised that revenues would grow faster than costs, only to see expenses spiral.

Sales slowed, expenses spiraled upward, Oracle posted its first losses, and the stock tanked; the company had to borrow $170 million to keep afloat.