Sentence examples for expense represents from inspiring English sources

Right now, that expense represents 2percentt of sales.

Tambu is not representative of the entire payday market, but, according to the center's research, borrowers seeking loans because of an unexpected expense represent thirty-two per cent of the over-all market.

The NUS plan, which would separate the cost of university courses from support for student living expenses, represents a radical break from decades of opposition to any form of payment for university tuition.

The implied purchase price, before taking into account transaction costs and other expenses, represents an equity value of approximately $16.0 billion and an enterprise value of approximately $23.3 billion.

But medical expenses represent only a fraction of my troubles.

The revelations over Mr Laws' expenses represent the first major setback for the coalition Government.

In 1995 wildfire related expenses represented 17percentt of the US Forest Service's appropriated funds, by 2014, 51percentt of the appropriated funds were related to wildfire management.

To be fair, it takes time to integrate new operations and nonrecurring expenses represent management's best guess at any one time.

Last year, Golden West's general and administrative expenses represented just 0.96% of average assets, the lowest ratio among major U.S. financial institutions.

No matter how well they are designed, all civil engineering structures will deteriorate over time and lifetime maintenance expenses represent a substantial portion of the total lifetime cost of most structures.

** Fund operating expenses represent the total of all of a fund's annual fund operating expenses.