Sentence examples for allowance results from inspiring English sources

Thus, overestimation beyond a certain allowance results in non-economical project assessment, while underestimation below a certain value leads to sediment deposition and related problems.

If the amount exceeds £100,000, you will begin to lose your personal allowance, resulting in an even higher tax charge.

Net income for the quarter was $2.2 million compared to net income of $14.9 million for the second quarter of 2010 (the company said that income for Q2 2010 was positively impacted by the release of a deferred tax asset valuation allowance, resulting in a one-time benefit of $13.4 million).

Full auctioning of carbon allowances results in very similar macroeconomic effects as free allocation, but full auctioning leads to higher reductions in output than free allocation for ETS sectors.

But the European scheme has been fraught with problems including over-allocation of allowances resulting in windfall profits for energy corporations and allegedly fraudulent "missing trader" transactions worth €5bn.

Also, when living in a student residence (and receiving a weekly based allowance) our results revealed that food prices become more important when making food choices, i.e. students have to pay attention to 'what' they buy.

Address the allowance issue.

This has already proved to be hugely problematic with the work capability assessment for Employment Support Allowance (ESA), resulting in costly appeals and unnecessary distress for an already socially isolated and vulnerable group.

Scottish ministers said the personal independence payment, which replaces disability living allowance, would result in thousands losing benefits.

Milk yield increased 7% in first lactation heifers on the high feed allowance, which resulted in higher growth rate during period 2. Milk production during subsequent lactations was not affected.

"...Such an allowance could result in Reclamation becoming responsible for long-term management of burial sites, a practice inconsistent with reclamation's mission".