Sentence examples for expenses of making from inspiring English sources

"So if you can sell $500 million worth of packages, that's more valuable than $2 billion in air travel" -- given the operational expenses of making those bookings.

Then there's the weak dollar, which has helped support U.S. exports at the expense of making imports here more expensive, a recipe for inflation.

Maybe, but probably at the expense of making myself worse.

You also avoid the expense of making government inspectors primarily responsible for policing this social ill.

And the military expense is only a fraction of the total expense of making Iraq into a functioning country.

You simply want secure fiefdoms for the members of your cliques at the expense of making others into vassals with even fewer rights than hitherto.

Mr Gates realised that falling hardware costs, combined with the negligible expense of making extra copies of standard software, would turn the computer business on its head.

Last year a torrent of Wall Street money, which had allowed the big studios and independent outfits to share the risk and expense of making films, abruptly dried up.

Scotland will not, after all, go to the trouble and expense of making itself a fake small country and the UK will not, after all, be diminished.

With many students juggling jobs and even young children, the added time and expense of making up for unaccepted credits can be a burden.

"Given the expense of making this sort of film, Toho will have to appeal to older audiences as well," said Schilling.