Sentence examples for an inevitable expense from inspiring English sources

For the most part, it is still cost prohibitive but in the next five years, this will be an inevitable expense.

With India's high-energy costs and overtaxed electrical grid, Sarma worries that the purchase would spike his electrical bills, but he's beginning to think it may be an inevitable expense.

If this isn't the first time you've entered the new year as a returning student, you will be aware of the inevitable expense of the quite frankly crap night that you are likely to have when you go out on that bar crawl that you've done 100 times before in your home town.

Among those reasons is the idea that evolution involves an array of trade-offs, compromises in selection that favor one trait at the inevitable expense of another.

After the lawyers were paid, it will be plainly seen that a very small amount was left, per capitum to pay the inevitable expenses, outside of taxable costs.

Save money for expected and unexpected (but inevitable) expenses.

Contingent valuation studies are costly and entail an inevitable comprise between expense and quality.

An inevitable first health expense, especially for new puppy parents, are the initial office visits, vaccines and starting care.

Of course you then have to factor in flights, visa costs and health insurance, as well as the many incidental expenses that are an inevitable result of living somewhere unfamiliar and far away from home.

Ballet still relies on patrons and foundations (ticket sales barely cover expenses), and wooing donors is an inevitable part of the profession.

Mr. Hutchings said residents should not blame the Council for the expense as much as Mr. Kilpatrick for dragging out an inevitable resignation.