overspending造句

Overstaffing, overspending on official entertainment, and waste increase administrative costs.

The first month of the year is when Iranians, after overspending for Nowruz, feel most impecunious.

Last year it had Europe's largest budget deficit, with most of its overspending on social benefits.

Measures are being taken to avoid overspending of eight hundred thousand pounds.

Ten years on, Mr Brown has left it too late to shrug off a record of overspending, overtaxing and overborrowing.

Do Some Weekly Meal Planning – A little meal planning can reduce the cost of preparing a meal by preventing you from overspending on ingredients you don't need.

But then, once the scales tip back to the opposite direction, this will find her closing her fists on her finances because of early bouts of overspending.

And with the partial exception of Greece, whatever fiscal crises there exist are due to a recession-driven fall in tax revenue and bank bailouts, rather than overspending.

Clever technology can help solve two big problems in health care: overspending in the rich world and under-provisioning in the poor world.

Failure to budget the appropriate items in a strategic time frame will under-utilize finances needed to achieve these sales goals and can lead to overspending in later months.