Sentence examples for higher expenditure from inspiring English sources

Regression models showed that Caesarean delivery and delivery at a higher-level facility were associated with higher expenditure in 2007.

However, much of this higher expenditure is incurred in the last two years of life.

Perhaps higher expenditure on healthcare and preventative measures against future epidemics could boost growth.

But for that slightly higher expenditure, you get peace and quiet, proximity to the beach and a few neat architectural details, like marble stairways and stained-glass entryways.

If they do, would enrolling more black college students in higher expenditure per pupil integrated institutions actually leave these students in a worse position?

In reference to Birmingham citing OECD research that found higher expenditure on education did not guarantee better student performance, Close said states "agree that of course it doesn't necessarily improve performance, it's how you spend it".

Nationally, the Lib Dems were pushing for higher expenditure on public services long before this year's Wanless report, commissioned by Gordon Brown, that documented the staggering £267bn cumulative shortfall in NHS investment over 30 years compared to average European investment.

However, they did not support higher expenditure on the improvement of scenic beauty of roadside vegetation that calls for introduction of cost-effective methods for re-vegetation and management of roadside verges.

Part 1: The Content, Quality, and Accessibility of Care, The Annals of Internal Medicine) 2. "Regions with higher expenditure indices did not provide better quality of care on most measures (Table 5).

Although mammography was performed as frequently in high as in low quintiles, influenza and pneumococcal immunization and Papanicolaou smears were provided less frequently in HRRs with higher expenditure indices.

That means we need tax increases matched by higher expenditures on public goods.