Sentence examples for expenses accumulated from inspiring English sources

Evidence has shown that two essential outcomes would be created by the high OOP payments: no seeking of medical care because of economic hardship and catastrophic health expenses accumulated if treatment is continued [ 32].

Pretax money that is not used for medical expenses accumulates in the plan, as it does in an I.R.A., and at age 65 people can draw on the plan for retirement.

Label the columns in the header row as follows: Beginning Book Value, Total Depreciable Cost, Depreciation Rate, Depreciation Expense, Accumulated Depreciation and Ending Book Value.

In particular, officials said, the administration wants someone who shares the philosophy and has the management abilities to press forward with changing the bureau's culture, so that agents focus less on solving already-completed crimes and more on uncovering potential threats -- even at the expense of accumulating arrests and convictions.

As a result, they need a broader range of financial services to manage inevitably irregular income and expense spikes, accumulate working capital, build assets, and mitigate risks.

Thus, reduced nuclear export rate can decrease cytoplasmic variability without changing the average cytoplasmic mRNA level (as evident by Equation 4), at the expense of accumulating more nuclear transcripts.

Procedures derived in the USA are built on a huge database from research, and there is a great temptation to apply them in less developed countries which cannot afford the time and expense to accumulate enough data to create local variations.

The ΔcyabrB2Δaas::UcTE strain showed two-folds higher free fatty acid productivity on a per OD730 basis compared with the Δaas::UcTE strain, without expense of the accumulated glycogen granules.

The nonprofit organization's 2000 tax return shows that it dipped into its financial reserves to make up the shortfall after accumulating expenses of $2.5 million.

The development of novel drugs is an arduous procedure which can take more than a decade and can accumulate expenses in the triple digit million euro range [1].

This was the recently popular idea that a market leader can grow sales faster than it will accumulate expenses … thus creating a turbocharged, perpetual-motion profit machine—at least until the Justice Department decides to break it up.