Sentence examples for expenditure itself from inspiring English sources

And why is this expenditure itself increasing?

That restoration of a Welsh star, and the vast expenditure itself, allayed for many Cardiff fans the bewilderment and unease at Tan's baffling decision to change the colour of the club's kit from blue to red.

We have to ask what public expenditure is for – other than just strengthening effective demand (on which Keynes concentrated, focusing on the expenditure itself, rather than on the services it supported).

According to Keynes and other economists associated with his views, any new expenditure e.g., on building a road or a factory generates several times as much income as the expenditure itself.

By the end of the hostilities the Company had spent £2 million on the war effort, most of which was covered by the Rhodesian taxpayers; the Company covered some of the expenditure itself, and also received a small amount of financial aid from the UK government.

And even if they could, precisely how do they manage to combine test scores and "education expenditures" - itself a suspect statistic - to predict a graduation rate?

The $100 billion Israeli economy was a large enough market to justify the expenditure by itself, even if further-flung contracts failed to materialize.

However, analysis of recurrent expenditure in itself is a an important aspect of understanding government priorities.

Second, diabetes control was less than optimal in some patients that can elevate resting energy expenditure by itself.

While a new IRS regulation is expected to include a better definition of campaign-related expenditures, by itself that will not solve the problem of secret contributions.

In general, the cost of operations before and after a (bio chemical reactor is greater than the expenditure of the reactor itself.