Sentence examples for a personal expense from inspiring English sources

Shobha goes through four brooms a month, at a personal expense of 160 rupees.

"We will pay for one checked bag; anything beyond that would be a personal expense," she said.

A spokesman for Mr. Shock said that the Grand Bretagne Hotel Athens bill for $1,136 in 2009 was a personal expense and paid in error.

At the very least, the law is murky about whether paying hush money to a mistress is a "campaign expense" or a personal expense.

One such example is the use by Representative Michael Burges, Republican of Texas, of his campaign funds to renew his membership in a professional medical society — which at least appears to be a personal expense.

By contrast, Mrs. Uben portrayed Ms. Pirro as extremely sensitive to what constituted a personal expense to be paid out of her own checkbook, and what should be forwarded to her husband as a corporate expense.

Currently people who live in residential services can have almost all their income taken in order to fund those services – this means people are often left with only a "personal expenses allowance" of around £20 per week.

At mid-decade a law student could attend Boalt Hall for a total personal expense of around $450 a year — or the equivalent in today's money of about $10,000.

The IRS tossed it out as a nondeductible personal expense and the Tax Court agreed.

Starting on the smaller scale - What happens when those without savings gets hit with an unexpected personal expense, such as an emergency room visit, their water pipes freeze, car breaks down or have to pay the funeral costs of a loved one?

Small-business owners considering whether to qualify a purchase as a business or personal expense on their taxes, Ms. Killian said, should do the math.