Sentence examples for whatever spending from inspiring English sources

Whatever spending is used to sway sceptical voters, their votes are cast freely.

At whatever spending level finally clears both chambers, such a stop-gap bill is expected to keep the government running through the first several weeks of 2011.

As a result, executives in one industry after another are postponing whatever spending they can until the uncertainty lifts and they have a clearer idea of how consumers are reacting to the crisis.

Mr Miliband declined to say how big he thinks the state should be, but his target points to around 38% of GDP, plus whatever spending he is prepared to finance with new taxes.This plan is certainly more achievable than Mr Osborne's, but the Tories say it would not bring down the national debt fast enough.

Attracted by duty-free booty flowing through the open borders, consumers go on whatever spending spree they can still afford after the battering of 12 years of sanctions.Yet the fear of daily attack is driving the American troops back into their heavily garrisoned barracks.

Despite this, retail has always been an area that has accommodated individual success stories in the midst of a lackluster sector, as consumers often react to the boredom factor by allocating whatever spending power they have to concepts that are new and/or innovative.

But as the United States heads into one of its periodic flirtations with isolationism — to bring home the troops and batten down the hatches — it is worth remembering that whatever spending-and-revenue plan emerges must pass an unspoken credibility test abroad.

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After writing my quota for the day and having no money to spend on whatever people spend money on (movies? bars?

After writing my quota for the day (500 words), or after rewriting what that quota had to be (250's O.K ., and having no money left to spend on whatever people spend money on (movies? bars?

Suppose the economy slumps, for whatever reason: spending falls and so do prices and wages.