Sentence examples for expenses it will from inspiring English sources

There is also the Lifetime Learning credit -- up to $1,000 a household for higher education expenses; it will double this year.

And it warns that the city may be underestimating the expenses it will face from rising health insurance costs, wage increases for municipal workers and lawsuits against it.

Although the resulting amount still really is not enough (you should try to save six months' worth of expenses), it will be enough to pay the rent for a month or two.

But because of my bills and upcoming wedding expenses, it will not be enough for me.

If that benchmark silver plan covers only 66percentt of medical expenses, it will have a lower price, and that lower price will lead to smaller subsidies for all policies in that locale.

Since businesses are always trying to increase their efficiency and earn more money, you'll want to focus primarily on the financial impact of your solution — which expenses it will reduce, which new forms of revenue it will generate, and so on.

It became like an auction: each election will cost a quarter of a million, they will have to pay the mayor and his aides another quarter of a million, then there will be expenses, it'll be a million pound mayor.

While the IRB is making a significant financial investment in tier two and three rugby – the only expense it will not be meeting in November is the salaries of players – Olympic status is having an impact.

While any approach you take will require some upfront time and expense, it will quickly pay you back with increased efficiency.

It also means that some companies with a less exciting vision are also getting funded, extending the time and expense it will take them to figure this out.

Although the ACA does put a limit on out-of-pocket expenses, it still will not prevent many insured families from filing for bankruptcy after a serious illness.