Sentence examples for successive spending from inspiring English sources

In 1990 the general government budget had a surplus of 2.9% of GDP; by the end of the decade successive spending packages had produced a deficit of 8.7% (and rising) of GDP, but had prevented the severe contraction that the economy would otherwise almost certainly have suffered.A third saviour, however, was luck, and it led the Japanese government to act in a harmful way.

In successive defense spending bills, the dilemma was posed again, with new details but the same conclusion: Guantánamo could wait.

Nonetheless, Europe's "blind austerity" program went ahead defiantly adopting successive deep spending cuts, drastically eliminating jobs in the public sector, coupled with consecutively compulsive increases in direct and indirect taxation -- prematurely emphasizing structural changes such as privatizations and labor market reforms with arbitrary cuts across the board of salaries and pensions.

After five successive years spent fighting relegation, Fox says Lerner "now sees some light at the end of the tunnel with where we're headed".

Then, either out of concern for national security, a yen to embarrass the president, or both, in clauses inserted into successive defence-spending bills Congress made it difficult for officials to transfer anyone anywhere.

The visitors, unchanged for a third successive match, spent the opening stages camped around the Sunderland penalty area but the Black Cats got nine men behind the ball and ensured openings were at a premium.

Each successive volcano spends less time actively attached to the plume.

A labor of Herzogian proportions including frostbite caused by successive hours spent shooting in Philadelphia snowbanks couldn't stop Stretch from achieving his vision.

Two-thirds of the way through this season, it is obvious that the Orioles will again stay home, where they will languish for the third successive season despite spending more money on their payroll ($229 million) in that period than any team except the Yankees ($246.5 million).

All lesion groups showed similar levels of anxiety on the successive alleys test, spending the majority of the 5-min test in the first section/alley one and progressively less time in each of the other more anxiogenic sections (Fig. 6).

They shared custody of their son, who spent successive weeks with each of them.