Sentence examples for expenses of operating from inspiring English sources

People who do have cars have trouble with the expenses of operating them.

Stephen P. Harbeck, the chief executive of SIPC, noted that the agency had raised the amount it assessed each securities firm to ensure it had enough money to cover both the maximum customer payments and the expenses of operating the asset search and claims-paying process set up to handle the Madoff case.

Tight capital markets discourage investment in their development because of their unappealing deterministic NPVs, which in the majority of cases reflect conceptual designs focused on achieving primarily economies of scale often at the expenses of operating flexibility.

And Blizzard is likely betting the additional revenue from fostering competition outweighs the expenses of operating a league, Xu said.

It also expects to take on the additional expense of operating the new theater at ground zero.

A newspaper account in 1885 recited the history of the volume as well as the escalating expense of operating the Senate.

Perhaps the main objection is the difficulty and expense of operating a system that would involve monitors at the borders of Iraq, who would have to check everything going in and out.

Combined with private donations and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's commitment of $150 million from taxpayers, the plan is supposed to accumulate an endowment that would yield perhaps $7 million to $15 million a year, partly by eliminating the expense of operating the branches.

Mr. Ryan has run a vigorous campaign aimed at discrediting the incumbent, saying that Mr. Donovan has been inflating statistics about conviction rates and positioning himself for higher office at the expense of operating the district attorney's office well.

Excite@Home sought to put pressure on its cable partners, like Comcast and AT&T, to pay more for its service, arguing that they were underestimating the difficulty and expense of operating an Internet network.

Part of the expense of operating a private foundation covers the cost of legal, financial and philanthropic advisors that help to guide and manage all foundation investments charitable and otherwise.