Sentence examples for today spending from inspiring English sources

We have more sponsors today spending less money on the sport.

For many Chinese today, spending 15,000 renminbi on a puppy is unremarkable, even though it remains impossible for others.

In the grim economic climate of today, spending big money on renewables can seem like a luxury.

Today, spending on food has shrunk to a seventh of income, census officials say, while spending on housing, utilities and work expenses has expanded.

The villagers traveled to Kandahar again today, spending nearly four hours talking with American Special Forces troops stationed with the governor, said the general, who mediated the meeting.

For many drivers today, spending a few extra dollars -- or even $10 or $20 more -- when they go the pump is a small price for being in a vehicle that is not dwarfed by others on the road.

Last year, spending on the NHS was £116bn.

This year, spending on education exceeded that on defence, another first.

This year, spending on social care has remained steady on 35%.

Between 2007 and 2010, spending increased by 1.8percentnt a year.

From 1990 to 2000, spending on prescription drugs increased 200%.