"expenses into" is correct and usable in written English.This phrase usually expresses the idea of moving resources from one account to another
For example, "We need to transfer some of the excess profits into the expenses account."
Anyway, by my calculation, when you take all expenses into account, EC2 is about 3-5x morexpensiveve than owning a cluster.
At the midpoint price, Freescale could raise $944 million, after taking expenses into account.
We think people are putting capital expenses into their budget for next year.
To make sure you stay on track, Ms. Nagler suggests breaking your expenses into their smallest parts.
Texas delayed $2 billion worth of payments by a month — pushing the expenses into the next year.
Last year, it put 20percentt of its $2.3 billion in operating expenses into high-technology projects like Global Link.
"You don't really lump these expenses into a discretionary category," said Robert H. Frank, an economics professor at the Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University.
By late 2000, it was reclassifying marketing expenses into the depreciation and amortization category and then boasting about how low its costs were to attract customers.
Last weekend, Mr. Sullivan was asked to prepare a "white paper" to explain his decisions to shift billions of dollars of operating expenses into capital expense accounts.
The voluntary sorting of the elderly with high expenses into the most generous plans would probably cause this market to eventually unravel.
The second error in the Senate's plan is one of simple math: the Senate mistakenly turned a series of expenses into income.
