Sentence examples for going to overhead from inspiring English sources

Frederick A. Crawford, chief executive of AlixPartners, a global restructuring firm, said it was now more essential than ever to assess the soundness of a retailer's real estate portfolio, the rate of management turnover, sales per square foot and proportion of a company's cash that is going to overhead.

Cash grants subsidize a year's rent only, and the relocation program, run by international groups, has been labor-intensive, with at least a third of its cost going to overhead.

Favvas explained that in a physical practice doctors typically get 20-30 percent of what is billed to insurance, with the rest going to overhead costs physical space, staff, and other costs that Circle Medical avoids.

That contract was for $3 million, the SIGAR report noted -- but the cost to build and supervise the station ended up soaring to $42.7 million by 2014, with $30 million going to overhead costs, according to the task force's own assessment.

A lot of it goes to overhead.

But most of that goes to overhead and other costs because the volume is low.

One-third of our medical spending already goes to overhead, much at insurance companies trying not to pay bills.

Eventually, she told me that her revenue for 2010 was "solidly one million" dollars, a portion of which goes to overhead and expenses.

"International AIDS agencies have come with money before and it all goes to overhead and not where it belongs," said Pearl Nswahili, founder of STOP AIDS in Nigeria.

In 2014, eighty-eight per cent of its two-hundred-and-forty-two-million-dollar budget went to projects, and twelve per cent went to overhead, such as fund-raising and management salaries.

The rest goes to overhead and profits.