Sentence examples for combined expenditures from inspiring English sources

That is more than the combined expenditures of all four of the Democrats and one Republican vying against him.

It was estimated that about 40 million Americans spent at least one day per year fishing, and their combined expenditures on tackle, travel, and lodging pumped approximately $45 billion annually into the U.S. economy.

U.S. Defense expenditures exceed the combined expenditures of the next dozen or more countries, including China.

Since Corzine had spent over $62 million on his 2000 United States Senate elections, the combined expenditures for Corzine's run for the Senate and Governorship exceeded $100 million.

And the combined expenditures of the entire 2008 cycle came to "a record-shattering $5.3 billion in spending by candidates, political parties and interest groups on the congressional and presidential races".

Combined expenditures for both IV and oral corticosteroids decreased by 84.4% after initiating natalizumab, from a perpatient mean of $119 preperiod to $19 postperiod (P<0.001).

Figure 1 summarizes the proportion of medical expenditures attributed to diabetes for each chronic complication over the total U.S. health care expenditure combining expenditures for hospital inpatient, hospital outpatient, emergency department visits, physician office visits, and prescription medications.

The intrinsically secure United States currently accounts for almost 40percentt of worldwide defense spending -- U.S. annual military expenditures equal the combined military expenditures of the next 11 highest defense spending nations -- but only generates about 25percentt of the world's economic output.

We measured catastrophic spending on NCD-related hospitalization, defined as occurring when health expenditures exceeded 40% of a household's ability to pay, that is, household consumption spending less combined survival consumption expenditure; and impoverishment when per capita expenditure within the household decreased to below the poverty line once health spending was netted out.

According to the new classification of revenue and expenditures adopted by China's fiscal authority since 2007, we combined public expenditures on education; science and technology; culture, sports, and media development; social security and employment; healthcare; and environmental protection as social expenditures (Ministry of Finance 2006).

By adding this combined total expenditure to the actual expenditure on the three older NSAIDs in the final quarter (£18,671,535) we estimated that the expenditure on the five NSAIDs would have been £30,906,806 (if NSAID volume had remained constant between the first and last quarter).