Sentence examples for expenses along from inspiring English sources

After Reagan's military buildup, the Soviet Union did not respond by further building its military because the enormous military expenses, along with inefficient planned manufacturing and collectivized agriculture, were already a heavy burden for the Soviet economy.

He also points out that "overhead and travel costs are essential to those efforts", as a part of the group's management expenses, along with going toward "thousands of free screenings of the group's films worldwide, as well as toward bringing survivors of the Lord's Resistance Army ... to speak at these events".

In contrast, financial analysis estimates such expenses (along with others) from a corporate perspective.

His company pays each family $3,000 in moving expenses, along with $1,000 that is provided by the village.

With credit cards, the issuing company, often a bank, bears many of these costs, passing some of the expenses along to merchants through the usage fee.

Lincoln is offering companies detailed quarterly statements (pdf) of expenses along with an "all-in" fee calculation that it calls a "personalized expense ratio".

Disclosure requirements and prohibitions on gift-giving and the paying of travel expenses -- along with President Obama's tough restrictions on appointing lobbyists to the executive branch -- have made the "lobbyist" designation so burdensome in Washington that many have decided to try to wriggle out of it.

For this tour, Dr. Dehavenon explained, Kapell, at his own expense, took along two grand pianos that the Steinway company had set aside for his use.

Benches had been provided, presumably at government expense, along with a tidy kiosklike shelter.

The contractors, after paying the two men, then passed the expense along to Livent by including non-existent items in their invoices to the company.

When they itemize, the self-employed may claim the interest portion of their car payments as an expense, along with all other annual costs of driving for business.