Sentence examples for expenses almost from inspiring English sources

With money to pay signature collectors and other expenses, almost anything can get on the ballot.

He said the ready availability of scrap wood on his farm made his energy expenses almost nil.

Mr. Obama arrived in office during the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression and has been criticized for taxpayer expenses almost from the start.

But those who conducted the impeachment acted with unwarrantable rancour; the trial dragged on for seven years and, although Hastings was finally acquitted, the expenses almost ruined him.

Legg Mason said expenses almost tripled, to $805.5 million, because of costs to combine and run the former Citigroup division and to retain employees.

Legg Mason said fiscal fourth-quarter earnings rose less than analysts estimated as expenses almost tripled after the purchase of Citigroup's money-management unit.

The added expense almost seems to be having the opposite effect.

The tabloid headlines about lazy MPs sunning themselves at taxpayers' expense almost write themselves.

As we previously highlighted, Verizon has also been dumping its corporate expenses into Local Service Corporate Operationsns" expense is garbage pail for expensing almost anything.

The English who followed developed Singapore at the former sultanate's expense, almost tearing down A'Famosa, a Portuguese-era gate thought to be the oldest vestige of colonial Europe in Asia.

But most guide writing is decidedly less lucrative, and expenses are almost never covered separately.