Sentence examples for expenditures roughly from inspiring English sources

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, consumer expenditures roughly break out as shown in Figure 1.  .

As science minister, Sainsbury was in office during a major increase in U.K. research funding: Expenditures roughly doubled over a decade to more than $6 billion.

The present study shows that household health expenditures roughly doubled during the period and were not much different between income quintiles.

Reported household health expenditures roughly doubled during the period and were not much different between the income quintiles except that the lowest income group also reported somewhat lower health expenditure.

She said her salon's weekly expenditures total roughly $22,000.

Sotheby's officials said their expenditures were roughly comparable, though they declined to separate food and drink spending from marketing costs.

In the year that follows a congressman's ascendancy, the average firm in his state cuts back capital expenditures by roughly 15 percent.

Many experts also recommend raising revenue by lowering tax expenditures — the roughly $1 trillion of deductions, credits and loopholes in the income tax code.

Mr. Obama has called for a "debt fail-safe" trigger that would automatically cut spending and so-called tax expenditures — the roughly $1 trillion a year in popular tax breaks for individuals and corporations — if by 2014 the debt's growth has not been stabilized and if annual deficits are projected to be greater than 2.8 percent of the economy for the rest of the decade.

We estimate that this reduction in betel nut consumption will lessen medical expenditures by roughly 0.89% (see Table 2).

13, 32 In general, prostate cancer is associated with expenditures of roughly US$7 billion annually 33, 34 and was reported to be the third most costly cancer among elderly Medicare patients diagnosed in 2004.