Sentence examples for expenditure precisely from inspiring English sources
As should be obvious from the phrase "ear-marked for future generations", Norway created an investment fund from its oil revenue stream, that should not be raided for current expenditure, precisely as a safeguard against a time when oil prices might start to drop.
They analysed cross-sectional data in which total energy expenditure is precisely measured and assumed to be equal to total energy intake ('EnFlux'), and validated the outcomes with longitudinal data.
In many cases, government expenditures work precisely the opposite way.
The negative effects of ritualism are precisely in the expenditure of energy to carry out the rituals and also in the childlike expectation that the magic formulas of organizational life substitute for diagnosing and solving real problems.
Xu and Saksena (2011) separated total health expenditure into public and private (precisely, out-of-pocket) like the current study [20].
It is very unlikely that, in practice, expenditure outlays could be so precisely targeted so as to utilize all the allowable legroom, and the practical ceiling on AMS outlays in developing countries is probably closer to 15-18 percent.
By studying these elements later in a person's urine, researchers can precisely determine someone's energy expenditure and metabolic rate.
Moreover, extending the pay-to-play ban on contractors and TARP recipients to independent expenditures could prove problematic, since it is precisely this distinction that Citizens United did away with in the first place.
Only trouble is, most economists agree that it is precisely the elimination of critical government expenditures that threaten the economy's ability to create new jobs.
It is precisely because households are reining in their expenditures that the government needs to spend more than it takes in.
Miliband will say the government's plans to withdraw an annual investment allowance on capital expenditure of over £25,000, saving £1bn in 2015-16, sends out precisely the wrong signals.
