Sentence examples for expenses sliced from inspiring English sources
Through that joint fundraising account and her campaign, she raised $26.4m in April for her primary battle with Sanders, though fundraising expenses sliced off about $1.4m.
Since then, Ames has cut inventory by 13percentt, begun chain-wide expense controls, and sliced $100 million off its planned capital spending.
Luke Wright, called up at Ravi Bopara's expense, took a wicket with his second delivery as Albie Morkel sliced a catch to Jonny Bairstow.
Avocado came sliced with tomato and mozzarella on long, white serving platters in expense-account-type restaurants; in the mainstream it replaced the lettuce and tomato in a BLT.
One question for the broader E.T.F. market is whether such funds are being sliced too thin, and whether hyper-specialized ones like ProSports Sponsors are performing well enough to justify higher expense ratios than more traditional funds.
With that and operating earnings from continuing businesses Peter took the company from a junk bond credit rating to a Ba1 secured debt rating, slicing interest expense by more than $200 million a year.
Nearly four years into his tenure as CEO, Moynihan wins praise from analysts for slicing away billions in expenses at a bank left bloated by past acquisitions.
It is also on its way to slicing $500m from its annual operating expenses.
One way to do this is for your kids to take advance placement classes in high school, which can slice a year off your child's education and cut your expenses by 25percentt.
They have the expense of running the investments, just like mutual funds do, but in addition they must slice off charges for various special features that make an annuity an annuity and not a simple mutual fund.
