Sentence examples for examples of expenditures from inspiring English sources

What's so frustrating about Birrell's argument is that it's often premised on taking the most egregious examples of expenditures out of context and concluding that they resemble the vast majority of the aid industry.

"Mr. Congressman, I'm just as appalled as you are by those examples of expenditures," said Martha Johnson, who had been GSA administrator since 2010 until her resignation this month over the scandal.

And the items mentioned so far are only the most obvious examples of misguided expenditures at the Department of Defense.

Other examples of questionable expenditure of public funds came to light in the following weeks, including allegations that she used taxpayer dollars to attend the weddings of two colleagues.

In the case of bread, for example, 50% of expenditure and caloric intake was classified as 'unhealthy'unhealthy

The new companion has been hired for today's match at Everton, too, and maybe longer - another example, perhaps, of expenditure that could have been avoided.

As example the increase of expenditures because of the increasing number of dentists as a sign of supply induced demand is considered.

The following are examples of non-qualified expenditures: coin-operated telephones, systems that are used to communicate business listings to the hearing or visually impaired or virtual Internet malls.

But citing the prostate-specific antigen test as an example of wasteful expenditure is, in my view, potentially dangerous.

The difference between expenditure and caloric intake was also clear for other items, for example the share of expenditure on sugar was less than the share of calories in Kiribati, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu (Table  2).

She said some of these expenditures were "examples of our innovative, out-of-the-box approach" to helping welfare recipients shift into the work force.