Sentence examples for expense to change from inspiring English sources

Dennis Buggins and Carlton Hobbs appeared to Mr. Somers to have "gone to great lengths and expense to change the original appearance of these pieces by fabricated embellishment" so they could be presented as pieces Mr. Hobbs could describe "as 'rare,'imposingng,'veryry important' and 'significant.' In reality the pieces are pastiches worth a fraction of the price of the genuine article".

Though marketing is the easiest expense to change, companies that have control over other costs are in a better position to benefit from reducing it.

However, current advances in sequencing technology and the diminishing expenses promise radically to change the way we do barcoding; [see e.g. 11].

So the "new politics" has to be about much more than fixing the way MPs claim expenses, and any move to change the old ways should be welcomed.

Since the same well is used for both injection and production, it is assumed that other operational costs, labor and expenses are not going to change during injection and production.

One official at the English Premier League told the BBC on condition of anonymity that it didn't want to be in a position where its clubs install one system at significant expense, only to then have to change it a number of years down the line.

The FAQ says that proceeds from the prints will be split between Zimmerman and Hallinan to "support their legal funds, living expenses and advancing their mission to change the country," and that the men will donate an unspecified percentage to the Boys & Girls Club.

According to a Pepsi spokesman, the company has no plans to change its options expense accounting.

Mirant said it did not expect the mistakes to change operating results, revenue, expenses, net income, liquidity or cash flow.

To do that, you'll have to change the formula to Expenses = Net Income - Savings.

He called Bob's, fully expecting to be told to truck the bike back to Jessup — a $250 expense to redo an $80 oil change.