Sentence examples for expenses triggered from inspiring English sources

Businesses spend billions of dollars as a result of lost sales, recalls and legal expenses triggered by the problem.

The revelation that the government would contribute funding to start the center and cover a third of its operating expenses triggered outrage from the scientific and academic communities.

Two women described increased tension and conflict with sexual partners over the additional expenses triggered by the pregnancy.

Leftwing MP Alan Simpson wants to reinstate his mate, Ian Gibson, whose resignation – over a disputed expenses tribunal – triggered the byelection.

Transmission expenses would trigger such a cut, whether paid out of principal or income.

We said that he had become incapable of leading the necessary revolution against the political system that the expenses scandal had triggered.

This protects clients for whom one unexpected expense can trigger a slip back into extreme poverty.

City officials say that without cutting payroll hours, new health benefits would cost up to $2 million more next year, and that extra expense would trigger layoffs and cutbacks in city services.

It represents the final rulings on MPs' expenses in a process triggered by the release of details of their claims early last year, and means that around £1.1 million is to be repaid.

Expensify, a mobile app for business users to submit expense reports, has built in two word-of-mouth referral triggers: 1) every time a user takes a picture of a receipt for expense reporting, they are triggered to talk about the app with the coworkers or clients present; 2) the act of submitting an expense report triggers an explanation of the product to the person approving the report.

By giving a predictive figure rather than a checking account balance, Even can help its users avoid sudden surprise expenses that can trigger the kind of financial death spiral that has become a familiar story in America.