Sentence examples for foreign costs from inspiring English sources

But since foreign costs increased as well, currency fluctuations ended up adding $4 million to the company's bottom line.

Because U.S. multinational companies are allowed to expense foreign costs as they are incurred and can wait to pay tax on foreign income until it is repatriated, they can avoid paying taxes that their domestic competitors must pay.

In contrast, in the UK, where NRT, bupropion and varenicline are already paid by the NHS, the discussion on the transferability of foreign cost-effectiveness studies of such a drug might focus more on the representativeness of the epidemiology of smoking-related diseases for the UK and the utility values of patients having a smoking-related disease.

Then they will keep a precise budget of expenses over one week, charting each expense, its cost in U.S. dollars and its comparative cost in the foreign currency (costs applied to credit cards included).

"The foreign crew costs are more than $1m less than our Australian costs... we will become completely uncompetitive".

The firm blamed increased product investment of £1m and additional foreign exchange costs on overseas subsidiaries.

The magnificent seven transfer deals Abbey National: A telegraphic transfer (takes two to five days in Europe) sent in sterling or foreign currency costs £25.

Financial aid for foreign students costs colleges more than for American students, because foreign students are not eligible for federal and state aid programs, like federal student loans and Pell grants.

Manufacturers, airlines and other industries, which use derivatives to control their business and foreign currency costs, worry that an important means of protecting their assets could be curtailed by Mrs. Lincoln's bill.

[A10.] Consumer Confidence Declines The University of Michigan's preliminary consumer confidence index dropped to 92.9 this month, and import prices rose 0.8percentt last month, including the biggest gain in foreign petroleum costs since October.

That is a serious competitive disadvantage, considering their foreign competitors' costs are much lower because they are based in countries with nationalized health care systems and have almost no retirees in this country.