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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all the expense" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the total cost or expenditure associated with something.
Example: "We need to consider all the expense involved in organizing the event before making a final decision."
Alternatives: "all the costs" or "the total expense".
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"From a personal perspective, all the expense and debt has been worth it.
In no time at all it was over for him, after a whole weekend of planning, after all the expense, and he didn't know what to say.
Perhaps it's that this restaurant is only one branch of Tom Colicchio's ever-expanding empire, perhaps it's all the expense accounts being charged up around the room, but its luxury has a corporate chill.
Policymakers had expected 2.6m Bedarfsgemeinschaften, but are now faced with as many as 3.7m.Yet for all the expense, reorganising an employment agency and introducing a new benefit does not create any extra jobs, says Stephan Doll, the boss of the Nuremberg section of the Deutsche Gewerkschaftsbund, the umbrella organisation for Germany's unions.
Around £10: The sublime red Clos de Danzay Pierre-Jacques Druet Chinon 2000 177 pts, £9.99, France) is a bargain, a magnificently mature crusty cabernet franc from the Loire, which is dry, aromatic, tangy and difficult – but worth all the expense of its acquisition.
That's even as Microsoft shoulders all the expense for running, maintaining and upgrading search-engine technology.
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Make a guess of all the expenses involved.
"For the record, they are picking up the tab for all the expenses".
Yet how do you ferret out all the expenses eating away at your retirement funds?
Scholarships fail to cover all the expenses that players incur during their years in college.
We book a table, some of us shop, and we share all the expenses.
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