Sentence examples for excess expenses from inspiring English sources

"Our office has always been diligent in trimming excess expenses for supplies, but following the events of Sept. 11, particularly so," writes Elise Lee of Carmel, N.Y., an administrative assistant for an investment banking company in Manhattan.

The new management trims out all the excess expenses it can find during its first year in office, blaming the low earnings that result on the old bunch.

If your expenses exceed the rental income, you can't take a loss on a personal residence, but you can carry excess expenses forward to the following year.

Americans who are saving for retirement in company-sponsored 401(k) plans have paid billions of dollars of excess expenses to Wall Street investment firms.

While trying to transfer all of his excess expenses from his account to Krenshaw, the agent enters the room and holds a gun up to Archer's head.

Because Verizon's affiliates short changed the incumbent, there have been a host of consequences including a) less revenue into Verizon NY, b) massive excess expenses that should never have been charged to Local Service, c) multiple rate increases and d) savings on taxes.

Normally, they use the solar as power input due to the unavailability or excess expense of wired electrical power.

Companies that are able to dispose of this debris return more profit to shareholders, can use more of their IT budgets for strategic investments, and can avoid excess expense in legal and regulatory response.

who so multiplies the proceedings in any case unreasonably and vexatiously may be required by the court to satisfy personally the excess costs, expenses, and attorneys' fees reasonably incurred because of such conduct". 28 U.S.C. 1927.

Also contributing to that $1 trillion shortfall: the drag of fees, defined here as the excess of expenses over the 0.2% that a cheap index fund would cost.

The Corporate and Other segment consists of net investment income, including the impact of carrying excess liquidity; expenses not attributable to the segments above, including interest on debt; and a trading portfolio that was previously part of a variable interest entity.