Sentence examples for throwing public from inspiring English sources

The exception is China, which is throwing public money at GM research with gusto.

Somehow, though, I doubt it – throwing public money at private companies is what this government seems to like doing most.

The line is thin between giving entrepreneurs a boost and throwing public money at worthy but unviable ventures.

Until school administrators design a way to feed 1,000 schoolchildren closer to the noon hour, we are simply throwing public money at a seriously complex problem.

He has favoured a longer-term historical perspective, throwing public money at blockbuster exhibitions on Philip II and Charles V that show Spain in a powerful "European" light.

That leaves a choice between twisting lenders' arms, throwing public money at the issue, or letting the waters close over people's heads.

It throws public money at the private sector to keep it afloat.

But Thursday, at the first breath of political inconvenience, Fast Eddie Obama threw public financing under the truck.

Curiously, nobody seems to have noticed that Britain, the most successful European biotech centre, is the only one not to have thrown public money at its industry.

His government would invest in industry to create jobs rather than throw public money at banks as Europe and the US had done, he said.

The party needs to bolster its economic and fiscal credibility, damaged by the financial crisis and years of Tory claims that its first instinct is to throw public money (mostly borrowed) at problems.