Sentence examples for expenditures around from inspiring English sources

When you consider that a 2013 report concluded that within the next 20 years shark tourism could generate more than 780 million US dollars per year in tourist expenditures around the world.

Mr. Clinton's efforts to help Mr. Kerry are fraught with risks, Democratic strategists say, including the danger of arousing the legions of Clinton-haters, the possibility of upstaging the candidate himself, and campaign finance rules restricting publicity expenditures around an election.

One essay points to the danger of comparing research expenditures around the world and raises questions about one common metric called purchasing power parity (PPP).

This might explain the fact that we do not find the initial spike in medical expenditures around the time of diagnosis that has been observed in longitudinal studies.

It has been observed to be the leading cause of death worldwide in both men and women and has become a major burden on national healthcare expenditures around the world [ 1, 2].

In the June quarter of this year the level of expenditure was around 612% above what it was in March 2005.

A lot of the expenditure is around very unsexy items – sanitary provision, showers, toilets, waste management, power, site lighting.

As prices are negotiated centrally, strategies have focused on non-drugs expenditure of around £18bn annually – particularly on consumables.

Without going into detail, the supposed expenditure of around USD 0.5 million per year on community development in NCA is an interesting claim given that these 40,000 people remain among the poorest in Tanzania (and in the world) in terms of assets, income, nutritional status and provision of education, health and infrastructure.

The proportion of project implementation costs and overheads (UNICEF's total costs) to total expenditure was around 22%, also a cost effective ratio.

The mean amount of oxygen consumed to jump 1.8 m horizontally by the participants in the present study averaged around 249 mL, representing an energy expenditure of around 4.9 kJ (1.2 kcal) given certain assumptions (Walsberg and Hoffman, 2005).