Sentence examples for expenditures high from inspiring English sources
Of the over three dozen park conservancy groups listed in a 2007 study by the Citizens Budget Commission as having expenditures high enough to meet the law's reporting thresholds, the parks department included only seven in its 2010 report.
"Ascendant now is an approach called equity growth, applied in deals such as TA Associates's $376 million investment in Tempur-Pedic a decade ago, in which debt is kept lower and marketing expenditures high".
Countries with high national health care expenditures, high percentage of GDP expenditure on health care and government or public physicians' reimbursement were more likely to utilize NCHD.
To many households the fear of unforeseen expenditures, high direct and indirect payments for a facility based delivery may pose to be a barrier to the use of maternity services.
The aim of this change was to reduce the use of these medications for chronic use, and to limit the health care expenditures (high level of costs due to the volume of BZD use).
A better risk adjustment model will have higher total and drug expenditures, higher top/bottom expenditures ratio, and higher year-2/year-1 expendituratioatio (subjects with expenditures increasing over time are better targets for intervention).
However, current government expenditure, high income, growth in GDP, and increase in remittances maximize saving.
However, using indirect calorimetry we failed to demonstrate energy expenditure high enough (412 ± 61 kcal/hour) to explain the corresponding abdominal fat mass changes.
Calorie expenditure: High-intensity water running will burn around 570 calories an hour.
Table 1 presents the summary statistics of the dependent variable for the explanatory variables and distinguishes between the expenditure means and standard deviation (SD) for the total sample and those households with expenditure higher than zero (1384 households).
The "risk" varies by situation, and can include pharmaceutical expenditure higher than agreed thresholds or health gain from a new product lower in practice reducing its value.
