Sentence examples for expenditure show from inspiring English sources

As Stephen Koukoulas points out, the latest ABS figures on household expenditure show as of March 2014, consumption of tobacco is the lowest it has ever been since 1959 when it first began to be recorded.

After the revolt ended in 1174, further steps were taken to improve Peveril Castle, and the Pipe Rolls (records of royal expenditure) show that between 1175 and 1177 £184 was spent on building the keep.

Scd1 knock-out mice are lean due to increased energy expenditure, show increased insulin sensitivity and are resistant to diet-induced obesity and liver steatosis.

Although comparative data for OOP expenditure as a share of total expenditure are not available for 2007, data for OOP spending as a percentage of private expenditure show a very high figure (97.3%) using 2010 figures.

Our findings on the annual trends in healthcare expenditure show that there is strong growth in the percentage of outpatient visits to specialists and for diagnostic examinations; this category represents the third service in terms of overall costs (220 euros per inhabitant) and shows a 6% growth rate, which is much higher than those of the other main PCC services.

Even current public expenditure shows rich areas benefiting at the expense of poor ones.

The latest data capital expenditure showed that while the mining boom is over, that doesn't mean investment in the industry is over.

He said the "time for talk" was over and the expenditure showed a commitment to taking the work forward.

The breakdown expenditure shows that the majority of the budget is allocated to construction activities; construction expenditure for compost, AD and incineration constitute up to 30, 40 and 60% of the total expenditure, respectively.

Disintegrating the effect of total health expenditure shows that an increase in both public and private health care expenditure significantly (at 1% level) increased life expectancy at birth by about 1 and 0.5 years, respectively, in the fixed effects model and about 1 and 0.4 years, respectively, in the random effects model (Table  4).

A recent research of consumer expenditure shows that people spend 40% of their income on clothes.