Sentence examples for expensive expenses from inspiring English sources

Cars is going to be the 2nd most expensive expenses, next to your living expenses.

Improvements in prevention and early detection can reduce the cost of chronic disease both by avoiding more expensive treatment expenses and through gains in productivity.

TKR and THR are expensive procedures with expenses including hospital charges, physician fees, and implant costs.

The enquiry btw is completely biased in who it calls and the questions set, clearly an expensive (our expense), phoney exercise to hand the government a 'report' that promotes TTIP.

They hugged each other in mutual, sweaty "respect" and everybody headed off to an expensive dinner on expenses.

Sure, the Kindle is expensive, but the expense is a way of buying into the total commitment.

The ideal collectible is something that's well-made and expensive -- the expense makes it rarer -- and produced by the most respected manufacturer.

They also tend to be more expensive, with annual expense ratios often double those of plain-vanilla managed stock mutual funds, Morningstar has found.

He may write the legal bills off as an expensive but necessary expense on his road to redemption.

They live much as others of their education (boarding school in England, business and law school in Boston) do: summer shares in the Hamptons, expensive meals on expense accounts.

Finally, with respect to cost, RCTs are in general expensive, and the expense is greater still for RCTs that must take account of widespread intrafacility and interfacility transmission [ 8] by making large facility clusters the unit of randomization.