Sentence examples for a necessary expense from inspiring English sources

And it will probably continue to seem a necessary expense as the price of print rises.

Still, many officials who run elections believe the push for paper trails is more window-dressing than a necessary expense.

Getting the products to my customers is a necessary expense, but it is not an opportunity to make more profit.

Harvard's decision suggests that it, too, knows that primate research isn't a necessary expense or a justifiable cruelty.

While a full-scale mission is likely to cost significantly more, Forshaw believes it is a necessary expense.

And both trials highlighted the ways in which companies like Glenwood viewed political contributions as a necessary expense for getting things done in Albany.

He may write the legal bills off as an expensive but necessary expense on his road to redemption.

Yes, the judge said, these fees were deductible as an "ordinary and necessary expense" of being a mobster.

There was just one more necessary expense: a Martha's Vineyard Mystery from Philip R. Craig, the Vineyard's resident author who died in 2007.

Often, drawing from the fund to pay for something else — an electricity bill, clothing or furniture for an empty apartment — means a person need not choose between buying a meal and covering another necessary expense.

"I have never yet seen the year, since I was married, when I could have spared even a hundred dollars from the necessary expense of living," he complained.