Sentence examples for additional disposable from inspiring English sources
To approach Stage Three in Redline guise, however, assume that plenty of additional disposable income will be needed.
Gillespie also promised that his cut would "lead to $1,285 in additional disposable income for a household of four" when fully enacted.
A new mobile app called Shuffle has launched a simple utility that lets you create additional, disposable phone numbers you can use to call or text as well as receive voicemail through, right from your iPhone.
Stecklov et al., for example, described an increase in fertility rates in a Honduran program that provided cash transfers targeting health, nutritional, and educational outcomes for children [76]; and evidence from Malawi suggests that financial incentives may have the perverse effect of increasing HIV risk behaviors as a result of additional disposable income [77].
"Confident consumers with additional disposable income will look to spend on travel this holiday, building on an already busy summer travel season," said Bill Sutherland, senior vice president, AAA Travel and Publishing.
An additional disposable ultra-thin glass substrate (∼30 µm thick) was also used between the sample and the absorption filter.
If taxpayers have an additional $30 billion in disposable income this year because of various tax cuts and spend it all, Mr. Levy calculated, it could add half a percent to national consumption, change business expectations and lead companies to hire more workers.
Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo, of MIT's Poverty Action Lab, recently evaluated dozens of rigorous studies on the economic lives of the poor, finding that regardless of country or continent, very little of each additional dollar of disposable income is spent on any form of investment, or even on food and shelter.
An average family of four in the European Union might see an additional 545 euros in disposable income, the study found.
As long as pollutants are not freely disposable (weak disposability), reducing pollutants involves a transformation of the production process, which requires sacrificing the output and additional inputs.
The cost of disposable equipment was additional.
