Sentence examples for expenditures could be from inspiring English sources

Heating oil bills should be roughly 28percentt higher, the department estimated, and propane expenditures could be up 22percentt.

Mr. Lew warned in his letter that a single day's net expenditures could be as high as $60 billion.

It was anticipated that the expenditures could be well below this number, since exact estimation was not possible upon the project's initiation.

In their June 7 critique the Dartmouth group argued that the Times article misinterpreted their conclusion in one of their 2003 Annals of Internal Medicine articles that "annual savings of up to 30 percent of Medicare expenditures could be achieved".

It would be no great problem to balance the federal budget even to guarantee a sizable surplus because there are literally scores of places where expenditures could be cut.

One is that many voters are not yet paying much attention to the campaign and will not do so until much closer to next November, meaning the advertising expenditures could be largely wasted.

"Over a half of our expenditure could be for gas and sulfur-related facilities, not just for oil".

However, it said there were limits to how much more expenditure could be cut or taxes raised.

Ms. Doe's ultimate monthly expenditure could be mitigated if she buys points at closing; these reduce mortgage rates by a quarter of a percent per point.

At least 80% of this expenditure could be saved by replacing the current lights with LEDs, which provide more light for less money.

In total, cost cuts and curbs to capital expenditure could be worth 3 billion euros in net present value terms, or nearly 34 euros a share.