Sentence examples for anticipated expense from inspiring English sources

But this month, Kelly said that the property tax was an anticipated expense and that the association was appealing the county's decision.

Mr. Evensky believes you should not invest any of the money you'll need in the next five years — whether it's for living expenses or a large purchase or another anticipated expense.

But by 2003, the anticipated expense had already ballooned to $375 million, and the Government Accountability Office cited SOFIA as an example of the unrealistic baseline estimates that have plagued many astronomy missions.

If yours is contingency arrangement, you will want to know (1) the likelihood of recovery (remember, there are no guarantees in the law), (2) an estimate of the recovery (same warning), (3) the percentage being charged, (4) the percentage most lawyers charge for the same type of case, (5) anticipated expenses and (6) what happens if the case settles immediately.

Budget proposal detailing anticipating expenses (maximum one page).

TD Ameritrade said it anticipates expenses will narrow in early fiscal 2011 after it finishes upgrading its two main data centers and the ThinkorSwim acquisition is fully integrated.

"We develop prices in the summer and we anticipate expenses, such as electricity," said Somes, noting that his resort invested $6 million to open a high-speed lift last season.

We didn't get very far before calling it a day, but a sticking point that they needed to look into before our next session was wife's anticipated rental expense.

7.1 Break-even Analysis The monthly break-even as shown below, is based upon forecasted sales, listed earlier in this plan, and all our anticipated monthly expenses.

We anticipated increased expenses for the elderly with regard to their overall inpatient admission due to the larger number of chronic conditions, higher morbidity burden and diminished efficiency of rehabilitation.

Especially, Mr. Moulton added, "if they anticipate big expenses — college expenses, home improvement — or have other debts at a higher interest rate.