Sentence examples for expenses contributed from inspiring English sources

The event typically raised over $400,000 and, after expenses, contributed about $300,000 a year to Genesis.

Mary, wife of Michael Martin, previous incumbent, kept the lowest of profiles (although her substantial travel expenses contributed to the downfall of "Gorbals Mick").

The company, which is being sued by its former chief financial officer for "fraudulent accounting," said costs related to a review of accounting practices and legal expenses contributed to the earnings shortfall.

Tight cost controls helped Merck and the Swiss drug maker Novartis to report better-than-expected quarterly earnings on Monday, while high expenses contributed to disappointing results from Eli Lilly & Company.

About 71% of households in debt who paid college tuition and other college-related costs like housing, food and transportation for themselves or their partner between February 2009 and February 2012 said those expenses contributed to their credit card debt, according to Demos.

Significant contributors to direct health system costs include medication and medical and allied health services [ 5- 8], with a recent Australian prospective cohort study finding that pharmaceutical expenses contributed approximately 35% of total health care costs [ 5].

Policy experts bristled at the idea of subsidizing the education of wealthy students and pointed out that tuition is just one of many expenses contributing to higher college costs.

Co-payments for office visits and deductibles were commonly reported medical expenses contributing to credit card debt.

Of course, housing, transportation, clothing, childcare and other miscellaneous expenses contribute to the large bill, but two major expenses associated with raising a child have climbed significantly.

Ironically, those endowments, which provide a couple hundred thousand dollars each year for acquisitions and cover the Timken's annual operating expenses, contribute to the gallery's problems with local awareness.

These data also highlight that the non-medical expenses contribute equally to the burden of RTI as the medical expenses, [ 39] thus making it necessary to consider these in understanding the total burden of RTI on households and on society at large.