Sentence examples for expense compared with the from inspiring English sources
To find out whether screening saves lives, they say investing in large trials that can determine overall mortality is "worth the expense compared with the continued cost of supporting widespread screening campaigns without knowing whether they truly benefit society".
But what is that expense compared with the wonderful advantages secured in riveting the attention of the world, friends and opponents alike, upon the great cause for which labor stands?" We bet that were he alive today, Gompers would be as troubled as ever by all the jollification.
With the loss of readers and advertisers to the Internet, many of the niche publications were facing high overhead and expenses compared with the profit they were yielding.
Of every dollar invested by One Group shareholders, about 1.27 cents goes to expenses, compared with the 1.8 cents at Alliance and the 0.29 cent at Vanguard, according to Lipper.
The provinces of Ontario and Quebec bolstered their film incentives in 2009 and now offer a 25% across-the-board credit toward film expenses, compared with British Columbia, which provides a 33% credit on labor costs only.
"If you look through the Lords expenses, I was in the middle, so there was nothing unusual about my expenses compared with other people's".
Combined ratios measure the amount of money insurers pay out in claims and expenses compared with how much they receive from writing new business.
Pacheco argues that commercial clients – such as a major pharmacy retailer network – benefit from a 15% discount in their electricity expenses compared with previous bills.
Most consumers, although they will pay more to buy or lease the vehicle than a standard one, will see a considerable reduction in day-to-day expenses compared with fueling a gasoline car.
MedImmune announced earnings of 18 cents per share, excluding options-related expenses, compared with analysts' estimate of 23 cents per share.
