Sentence examples for I could amortize from inspiring English sources
For someone like me, a retainer-style travel service would be better; an "I've-got-a-few-days-in-Bangalore-all-of-the-sudden-Quick -what-should-I-do?" problem solver that I could amortize at a fair hourly rate over several trips, as opposed to someone to build an entire trip for me.
Then, he explained, the city could "amortize the debt over the next 25 years" to create an affordable housing trust fund.
That, Mr. Chernin said, is where the News Corporation could amortize costs by adding programming from its vast library of films and television programs in nonprime-time hours, or by showing more sporting events.
Until recently, studios could amortize the production and marketing costs of a movie over as long as 20 years.
Unlike 20th century regulations that required onerous and costly reporting processes, one based on "structured data" could be done automatically, while the company itself could amortize the cost and effort of labeling that data by using it internally in a wide array of cost-saving ways.
At the end of his life, he asked me to continue to drive it; if I would, he felt that not only would I amortize his investment, but that I would commune with him, and indeed I do.
Actually, I could guess: the thinking was that over fifty-six years the two hundred and eighty-five thousandollarsrs would amortize out to four cappuccinos a day.
