Sentence examples for expense costing from inspiring English sources

In a bid to distract from Labor's rigorous and numerous "positive policies", the government has zeroed in on their expense, costing – one assumes generously – every one to reach a total of $66bn.

Yet they generally are a company's third- or fourth-largest expense, costing $3,000 to $5,000 annually per employee, roughly double the cost of five years ago, according to an Aberdeen Group survey of 150 firms.

Utilities are the single biggest expense, costing $556,091 in 2014, or 52percentt of total expenses.

"Forty-seven percent of respondents say they either could not cover an emergency expense costing $400, or would cover it by selling something or borrowing money," reads this year's annual report.

Bankrate's survey echoes a federal study published in May, when the Federal Reserve Board found that 47percentt of Americans "either could not cover an emergency expense costing $400 or would cover it by selling something or borrowing money".

Chronic pain carries with it a significant expense, costing the Canadian healthcare system over 6 billion dollars per year in direct medical costs and lost workplace productivity [ 2– 4].

There are 335 MPs "who rent second homes and claim expenses, costing the taxpayer £5.2m in 2013," Generation Rent points out.

CANS are the leading cause of occupational illness in the United States with related absenteeism and medical expenses costing the industry between $45 to $54 billion annually [ 4].

The trip, excluding hotel and travel expenses, cost $275.

Prosecutors charged that double billing and padded expenses cost the Irvington school district $1 million.

The trips, apart from airfare, meals and incidental expenses, cost $770 to $985, including hotel accommodations, lectures and research assistance.