Sentence examples for expenditures subtracted from inspiring English sources

His definition of earnings: adjusted funds from operations, or affo, which is net income with depreciation added back and maintenance-level capital expenditures subtracted.

Although decreasing RMR is a means by which animals are able to reduce energy expenditure, subtracting the differing inter-seasonal RMR values from Pmet and calculating net Pmet could not entirely account for the reduced cost of 'naturally loaded' winter birds: net Pmet of summer birds was still 29% higher.

A company's free cash flow is the amount it has left after its operational expenditures are subtracted from the revenue generated from operations and sales.

Here is a list of the tax expenditures that subtract the most from federal revenues.

To convert VO2 to physical activity energy expenditure, values were converted to kcal (VO2/1000 X weight)*5), with resting energy expenditure (MJ/24h *238.85)/1440) subtracted.

For several years now, declining expenditures on homebuilding have subtracted roughly a percentage point from gross domestic product growth.

In fact if you subtracted capital expenditures from borrowing, you still got a lot of borrowing, which means that cash flow earnings -- real cash flow -- never came close to what companies were reporting.

Because of an accounting quirk they are subtracted from expenditures rather than considered revenue they actually make the government appear to be spending less, making them particularly hard to spot.

However, a further 400,000 would be classified as being in poverty if their parents' weekly expenditure on tobacco was subtracted from family income.

Drug expenditure needs to be subtracted from this to calculate the net economic benefit.

The report also analyzed the "fiscal cushion" of a school district, which reveals surplus funds and is calculated by subtracting expenditures from revenues for a given year.