Sentence examples for expenses equally from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hafner and her mother spar about money, though they'd agreed to share all expenses equally.

"Ziferblat's doors are open to everyone, and we all share expenses equally," Mitin explains.

While the income-earning side of the equation for postdocs is low, keeping the outgoing expenses equally low should be the primary concern at this stage in a career.

If the two competing clubs cannot agree to a referee, the trustees will appoint one, and the two teams shall cover the expenses equally.

If the two competing clubs cannot agree on other officials, the referee will appoint them, and the two clubs shall also pay the expenses equally A league could not challenge for the Cup twice in one season.

Overhead costs per case, as well as capital costs per case, were arrived at by using the proportion of PAC cases (due to induced abortions) to all cases, under the assumption that all types of treatments shared overhead and capital expenses equally.

Even when both partners earn roughly the same, a woman's wage is more likely to be weighed against the total cost of childcare, instead of the couple sharing the burden of this expense equally, says Cooper.

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.

In medical research, celebrities can strongly influence budget decisions, helping their favorite diseases, but at the expense of equally worthy, less well-connected, ones.

"If this trend continues," he wrote, "we'll see a small group of scientists with access to private data repositories enjoy an unfair amount of attention in the community at the expense of equally talented researchers whose only flaw is the lack of right 'connections' to private data".

Another factor is bad debts associated with uninsured patients; these have increased to almost 18% of revenues in 2005 at publicly traded hospital groups such as HCA, from less than 12% in 2003.Trimming expenses will be equally difficult.