Sentence examples for estimated expense from inspiring English sources

However Vanguard's lineup, which will be available before year-end, will have an estimated expense ratio of 0.34%.

As a result, Mr. Donegan said, the estimated expense to taxpayers is in constant flux.

At an estimated expense of $50,000, send in a crew of workers with jack-hammers to pull the jersey back out again.

Schuerholz added that estimated expense of fixing up Turner Field "would do nothing to improve access or the fan experience; these are issues that we simply cannot overcome".

I expect the company to take about a $4 billion restructuring charge, which will then go into a reserve for the corresponding estimated expense.

And, rather than have an individual share class for the fund, Vanguard will be issuing ETF shares with an estimated expense ratio of 0.14% instead.

Once estimated expenses were deducted, three appeared to have earned below the national living wage and two above it.

As the youngest waitress at a restaurant near her Cream Ridge, N.J., home, she has a net income of $1,280 a month, she says, and estimated expenses of $2,500.

Net income was $7.83 billion, or $1.41 a share, an amount that included after-tax charges for investment impairments of 53 cents, estimated expenses in connection with consumer class-action lawsuits recorded in the December 2001 quarter of 8 cents, and a one-time gain on the sale of Expedia, recorded in the March 2002 quarter, of 15 cents.

Add up your expected income from all sources -- Social Security, pensions, real estate, savings, etc. -- and subtract your estimated expenses.

From Table  6 it is evident that the proposed setup resulted in slightly increased estimated expenses for the initial treatment ($285 to $499), but savings for any corrective procedures due to lower probability of adverse effects ($834 to $1,229).