Sentence examples for are defrayed from inspiring English sources

That could mean Microsoft is bringing in at least $500m in revenues from Android – this will in effect all be profit once legal costs are defrayed.

"They've been like family to us," said Susan, whose many expenses for her mother's care, including medicine and transportation, are defrayed by Sharp.

Health care costs to individuals are defrayed in Canada by virtue of the health care system being predominantly publicly funded from general taxation revenues.

It is undisputed that the generating costs of prototypes are high, because all the high fixed costs associated with a wave energy scheme (permits, surveys, grid connection) are defrayed against the output of a single device.

Admission to the program is by application only and the costs of running it (from a conference room in the new New York Times building) are defrayed by service providers.

The open-access publication charges are defrayed through the National Science Foundation (grant MCB-1413539 to R.R). and the National Institutes of Health (grant R01HG003008 to H.J.B).

At the end of the value chain, solar financing companies like SunEdison are defraying the often prohibitive upfront costs of solar installations for commercial, industrial, and residential customers.

Some costs will be defrayed through profits on its 57% stake in the park.

They did agree that some of the cost should be defrayed by drug companies.

The cost of the procession, about $1.25 per person per day, the organizers said, was defrayed by foreign aid agencies.

In these cases, having pet insurance may make those decisions a little easier since some of the costs will be defrayed.