Sentence examples for financial overhead from inspiring English sources
Scientific research is a financial overhead that has not yet been removed.
The precise break-even point of Astroperations, has not been made public, but the stadium financial overhead is known to be Texas-sized.
Electrical-to-optical domain conversions and vice versa (denoted by O/E/O conversions) for each hop in optical core transport networks impose considerable capital and financial overhead on the providers.
While a social approach certainly lowers the financial overhead of the organization to expand on purpose, the question is, "At what cost?" Certainly the Komen controversy showed the complexity of the issue.
"The tiny-home movement is very yogic," says Cole. "Decluttering and cleanliness are required, and not having the same kind of financial overhead allows me to really live in the moment and do what brings me the most joy".
Because in doing so (and possibly in financing cars and trucks for dealers, too) he can make billions - in relatively "easy money" -- without the huge financial overhead and exposure of manufacturing.
Compromise A humanitarian organisation accepts increasing its response in a country against its own best judgement because of the financial overheads that the humanitarian organisation will receive, allowing it to respond elsewhere.
If the businesses are unwilling due to financial or administrative overhead, the government should step in.
In fact, in the early years this is a financial commitment and overhead that you don't need.
The United Way of the National Capital Area, which raises money in the District of Columbia and its suburbs in Maryland and Virginia, has been caught up since January in accusations of financial mismanagement, excessive overhead expenses and management compensation, and efforts to hamper board oversight.
WASHINGTON — The day after Lehman Bros. filed for bankruptcy in September 2008, Federal Reserve policymakers hadn't yet grasped the scope of the financial storm blowing overhead.
