Sentence examples for expected to accrue from inspiring English sources

Flowserve said the reductions were part of the $75 million in annual savings it expected to accrue from the merger by December 2001.

The estimated loss of £55 million per year from dispensing with the Western Extension is very adjacent to the £60 million extra expected to accrue from the latest increase in bus fares.

And while the London Marathon is well ahead in terms of money raised for charity (£50m annually), the £12m expected to accrue from the 2015 Ride100 (up from £10m last year) is good going for an event so young.

From the mere fact that physical capital produces an income stream, there is no explanation of the phenomenon of interest, for the question is why the value of a piece of physical capital should be less than the total of future values that are expected to accrue from it.

On further review, this was actually Ochocinco — the same guy who once banked $100,000 before a season to pay fines that he expected to accrue for excessive (and inventive) celebrations — and not some doppelgänger impostor sent to proselytize the Patriot Way.

For many applications, significant benefit would be expected to accrue from the versatility offered by unstructured grids.

It backed a £3bn annual spending increase, paid for by savings they expect to accrue from leaving the European Union.

Barring wealthy parents, a student entering college today might expect to accrue a half-million dollars in loans and interest before entering practice.

These tax rates would garner a small portion of the extra wealth America's richest families could expect to accrue simply by investing what they already had.

Cost-benefit analyses indicate that the savings due to reduction in energy and environmental costs that railroads can expect to accrue are likely to pay for the new equipment in one to three years, with the principal benefit coming from the reduction in waste treatment expense.

The payoff functions are expressed in terms of the number of life years L that the individual can expect to accrue as a result of their strategy choice.