Sentence examples for stream of spending from inspiring English sources

As long as consumers experience stability or net gains in the equity value of their homes, and as long as unemployment remains low in the face of Fed tightening, consumers will have no difficulty maintaining the steadily rising stream of spending that is the underpinning of a healthy economy.

'Transitional' Nesting While it sometimes seems as if there is an endless stream of New Yorkers spending their Wall Street bonuses and inheritances on Classic Six co-ops and glassy condominiums, there are, of course, plenty of New Yorkers who want more than anything to buy, but simply cannot.

Indeed, before we entered the mad world of endless streams of credit, spending on refrigerators, washing machines and the like was regarded in effect as capital expenditure, and there was a system known as "hire purchase", under which many consumer goods were paid for over several years.

While the deal calls for a series of large automatic spending cuts in the coming years if Congress fails to agree on how to trim the budget deficit, it exempts Medicaid — the program that is perhaps the single most important stream of federal spending for states — from those automatic cuts.

Left unchecked, many couples end up reenacting the "War of the Roses," engaging in an endless stream of battles and spending tens of thousands of dollars on legal fees in the process.

"The federal government is sure to tap this new revenue stream soon to spend more of consumers' hard-earned dollars," warned Ajit Pai, a Republican on the FCC.

Massive cuts in untargeted things like transport and farm subsidies allowed them to turn a UK-size deficit into a stream of surpluses – and to spend more on what people really valued, like higher benefits for the elderly.

Get rid of all those boundary-pushing, controversial beheadings, and it's a slippery slope to an endlessly banal stream of boring people who spend hours carefully constructing online facades in order to convince "friends" they don't even know in real life that they go to better parties than them.

But Admiral Poindexter said in an e-mail message to a friend, which was given to a reporter, on Wednesday night that he had been contemplating resigning for several months, to get out from under a steady stream of criticism and to spend more time sailing on the Chesapeake Bay.

Born in lakes and streams, salmon spend most of their lives at sea before returning home to spawn and die.

According to Bridge Ratings, a market research firm that studies radio: of those who stream, 47 percent spend more time listening to radio via the Internet than they did six months before.