Sentence examples for drastic expense from inspiring English sources

Most business resources identify three main "reasons" for employee theft: the employee may have some sort of drastic expense outside of work that requires extra money; the employee may feel abused or under-appreciated; and the employee may simply act because the opportunity presents itself.

The paperback book price should allow me to break even on the printing but I am afraid of the hardback version pricing, although everyone has assured me that printing is not as drastic an expense as I thought.

However, such premiums have been observed at the expense of drastic increase in NOx emissions.

With a broadened mandate, he instituted drastic reforms to cut expenses, shutter low enrollment schools and shore up test scores.

As it became evident that Deborah would need a lifetime of professional care for her debilitating condition, her family resorted to drastic measures to cover expenses.

Cameras were noisy, so a soundproofed cabinet was used in many of the earliest talkies to isolate the loud equipment from the actors, at the expense of a drastic reduction in the ability to move the camera.

Many recent studies that relax the assumption of independent evolution of sites have done so at the expense of a drastic increase in the number of substitution parameters.

income & the new budget's projected expenses by taking drastic austerity steps, including the firing of 2500 city employees not on the civil-service rolls.

"For the government perspective, it helps agencies balance budgets with drastic savings in terms of I.T. expenses".

David Cameron, the Conservative leader, was also found to have submitted a £1,081 claim for mortgage interest on his constituency property just days after he said the expenses system needed a drastic overhaul.

This drastic IRS-1 depletion occurred at the expense of increased IRS-2 and IRS-4 expression 7 days after PH.