Sentence examples for expenditure because of from inspiring English sources
At this time of economic crisis, when everyone is tightening their belts and reducing expenditure because of the monetary meltdown, you're the one industry that's still expanding.
A sedentary lifestyle leads to decreased daily energy expenditure because of a lack of direct use of energy and a muted metabolic response to ambient temperature, which can be reversed even by low levels of physical activity.
In other words, the question to be answered here is whether a lifelong healthy lifestyle eventually increases lifetime medical expenditure because of extended life expectancy.
More over, specialists estimated their daily extra expenditure because of their movement at an average rate of ETB 300 per day.
The government has simply given up auditing much of the Defence Department's expenditures because of inadequate accounting practices.
Investors in technology were alarmed by a report from the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company that it was cutting capital expenditures because of weak demand for chips.
Semiconductor stocks were crushed on Thursday when the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company announced that it was sharply cutting its capital expenditures because of nonexistent demand for chips.
"The concern is that a lot of capital expenditures have been made because of strong external demand, and, perhaps more importantly, companies have been able to afford to make increased capital expenditures because of their export earnings," he said.
French governments also traditionally find it legally and politically difficult to cut expenditures because of the size of the state and civil service.
At a time when many states are scrambling to reduce their medical expenditures because of looming budget deficits, Maine has taken the opposite course with a program to provide health insurance for all of the state's uninsured residents.
Aidan Wang, an economist at Yuanta Securities (Taipei), said the island's gross domestic product report showed that many companies had "postponed investment and expenditures because of what was happening in Europe".
