Sentence examples for view spending from inspiring English sources

From the governor's point of view, spending cuts look the lesser of two evils.

After that, she largely fell out of view, spending quiet years in Wuhan, a city she prefers to the political and cultural center of Beijing.

The reader is made to travel between their points of view, spending half the time with Jane and her love of the Tuscan countryside and half the time with John and his loathing of it.

The fund's economists reckon that this may be because central banks view spending cuts as a stronger signal of a commitment to fiscal prudence and so are more willing to provide some monetary stimulus to soften the blow.Indeed, declines in interest rates, which also weakened countries' exchange rates, help explain why GDP did not decline even more sharply.

"While Bell may believe that beefing up Quebec content will help against Vidéotron, in our view, spending $3.4 billion on broadband instead may have been more effective," Mr. Ghose wrote, noting that many Quebeckers have said that they choose Vidéotron because its network offers superior service compared with Bell while almost no one mentions content.

According to this standard economic view, spending anything, including energy, is considered a cost, and it makes no sense that an organism would voluntarily do so.

Union leaders and reformers, in his view, spend too much time fighting one another instead of finding common interests.

Even in lean years, the public views spending on health, public safety and infrastructure as non-negotiable.

Acquaintances described a young man who had radical religious views, spent two years in prison for links to a Salafi-jihadi group in Gaza and had been mistreated by the men he targeted.

"While I find some evidence of substitution of Web viewing for conventional television viewing, time spent viewing programming on the Web four hours per week far exceeds the reduction in weekly traditional television viewing of about 25 minutes.

"You can't even think about a river view without spending $2 million or more," Mr. McCaffrey said.