Sentence examples for supply spending from inspiring English sources

Congress in 2002 passed a measure giving teachers a $250 tax deduction for classroom supply spending.

Despite its staggering third-quarter results, Agrium was at the time cautious regarding its outlook for the remainder of 2008, citing falling commodity prices amid a global credit crunch that could force farmers to delay supply spending until conditions improve.

The country buys about half of the world's supply (spending around $200 billion annually), but produces only about 15%, according to a report by Bain & Company, representing the largest gap in the country's trade deficits even ahead of oil.

Energy efficiency measures are the least expensive way for states to meet their energy needs, commonly returning more than $2 or $3 in energy supply spending for every $1 invested.

Leveraging artificial intelligence and powered by in-memory computing and a leading cloud platform, its Operational Optimization System (OOS) has already reduced product expirations by more than 50% and cut overall supply spend by five to 20% through intelligent supply chain solutions.

It found that 94percentt of teachers pay for classroom supplies, spending an average of $479 a year.

Outside of the volatile categories of gasoline, autos and building supplies, spending at grocery stores were one of the few areas where purchases actually accelerated last month, from 0.2 percent in January to 0.7 percent in February.

Even as schools tighten their budgets and teachers spend their own money on classroom supplies, spending for education technology continues to rise.

The gaping holes seems to be in equipment & supplies spend under National Defense.

Quartzy believes it can save Stanford $15 million out of a $100 million estimated annual lab supplies spend with the new partnership.

A month later, the US approved a $1.29 billion weapons deal that would help replenish supplies spent in Yemen, including bombs that have been explicitly tied to civilian deaths.