Sentence examples for expensive expenditures from inspiring English sources

That way, I would not forget to include obscure yet expensive expenditures like leasehold improvement depreciation.

It's investing in our long term security and more often than not it saves far more expensive expenditures in dollars and lives for the conflicts that we fail to see or avoid," he said.

Soil water content (SWC) measurements for deep soil profiles involve large and expensive expenditures of time and labor.

9 However, the side effects and the expensive expenditures of such treatments are difficult to ignore.

Medications were by far the most expensive expenditure item; the average spending on them before the intervention was six to seven times greater than the spending on consultations.

3 A meta-analysis found that a pooled prevalence of FC in the community was 14%. 4 The annual cost for healthcare was $7522 for constipation, accounting for 6.5% of the annual costs for lower gastrointestinal treatment in the USA, reported by Nyrop et al. 5 Owing to the high incidence and the expensive expenditure of FC, patients' quality of life is significantly undermined.

Four of the most expensive tax expenditures also are the most popular.

And conservative tax activists like Grover Norquist contend that rescinding some expensive "tax expenditures" — like, say, the mortgage interest deduction for homeowners or some industry subsidies — would amount to tax increases on the average American.

While a few personal finance reporters have rushed in to point out that training a child for the Olympics is quite expensive, those expenditures are unlikely to be the cause of either family's money woes.

In 2009, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation, the mortgage interest deduction cost the federal Treasury more than $80 billion, making it not only the largest subsidy provided to homeowners, but one of the most expensive tax expenditures in the American tax code.

As The New York Post first reported, the 88-page budget submitted by the state included 14 $3,000 desks, 18 $550 executive chairs, 7 $1,800 L-shaped desks and many other expensive furniture expenditures: a total of $112,000 in office furniture costs, not counting computers and printers.