Sentence examples for taking spending from inspiring English sources

He is taking spending down to average levels.

A president who spent his first two years in office taking spending to a historic high is accusing them of fiscal irresponsibility?

Rhodes' arrival, one of five significant signings in January – taking spending to around £30m since last summer – was meant to signal a shift in gear.

The smaller iPad may not only be suppressing demand for Apple's bigger tablet, but could also be taking spending power away from the iPhone, said Neil Mawston at the research firm Strategy Analytics.

In the section of the speech marked pragmatic, Osborne smoothed the path of deficit reduction to eliminate the rollercoaster effect that he decided to insert in his pre-election budget to blunt the potential Labour charge that he was taking spending back to the level of the 1930s.

Profit taking, spending concerns and economic data dominated last week, allowing the bears to wrest control from the bulls for only the second time in the prior 10 weeks.

First, it may take spending decisions out of Congress's hands.

It is good that some conservatives now see the light even though it took "spending" to bring it about.

In other words, Osborne will take spending back no more than five years, to the mid-Blair era.

The Project Spring splurge, a once-in-a-generation upgrade of the networks to exploit 4G opportunities, took spending to £19bn over two years.

First, he would take spending that currently goes to the affluent elderly and redirect it to the young and the struggling.