Sentence examples for combination of expense from inspiring English sources

You'll need to evaluate a range of financial structures in order to identify the best combination of expense reduction today and upside potential tomorrow.

Small budget deficits are projected in coming years, but they "can be readily managed through a combination of expense reduction, possible revenue enhancement, and drawing on budget reserves," the Priorities Committee said.

"I said we will look at all the different possibilities, but I think the solution is a combination of expense reduction, which nobody is going to be happy about, and revenue enhancements, which nobody is going to be happy about," he said at John F. Kennedy International Airport, where he appeared at the opening of a new JetBlue terminal.

Investors hope a switch to battery-only and plug-in hybrid will close the gap, but so far the public hasn't shown much interest in either because of a combination of expense, and range-anxiety for the electric option.

The red-runner-lined tables in the high-ceilinged room — whose décor one design snob summed up as "West Elm with whimsical wallpaper" — bustles with a combination of expense-account diners and polished locals whose median age suggests that they may have been Alison regulars the last time around.

The red-runner-lined tables in the high-ceilinged room whose décor one design snob summed up as "West Elm with whimsical wallpaper"—bustles with a combination of expense-account diners and polished locals whose median age suggests that they may have been Alison regulars the last time around.

But of course, for most people, it is the combination of expenses that puts them into bankruptcy.

"In order to protect people for 1986," Mr. Hacker said, "the amended return has to be filed by April 16, 1990". The combination of the expense of hiring someone to file an amended return and the short time period that remains for doing so, he said, would work to the state's advantage.

The elderly are especially vulnerable to the combination of rising expenses, abuse from debt collectors, questions about their rights, and reluctance to ask for help -- but they are not unique in this vulnerability.

Cost drag, a combination of the traditional expense ratio and trading commissions, is built into a fund's operation.

Cost drag, a combination of the traditional expense costs and brokerage commissions paid by the fund, is a hurdle a fund must clear before investors see a profit.