Sentence examples for in current operating costs from inspiring English sources

It will take cash -- $60 million per month in current operating costs -- but Bing gave little indication that raising revenue is a priority.

Originally, Bush argued that the government should only take in enough to pay for its current operating costs and for some debt reduction, as a matter of fairness.

He added: "Taking into account the site's considerable current operating costs - in excess of £100,000 per week - and the fact that a deal is now further away than anticipated, the Administrators have no alternative but to move into a further phase of cost reduction.

Included in the seventy million is a recent gift of eleven million in cash from Morris, much of which is going toward current operating costs.

And most managers have learned to adjust to the effect inflation has on current operating costs.

Director Andrew Harrison added:"These proposals do little to change the current operating costs and regulatory burdens on small stations".

Funding for renovation costs, as well as the current operating costs, is drawn from a package of grants, loans and tax credits.

But trust fund regulations in many states require consumers to pay taxes on the interest or allow funeral directors to use a percentage of the principal to subsidize current operating costs.

Sustained inflation leaves an imprint on current operating costs as well as on the cost of fixed assets and new capacity.

Operating the SCR DeNOx reactor at temperatures below 200 °C results in a considerable saving in operating costs.

In the final hours, the monkey-naming price reached a hundred and ten thousand dollars, one-fifth of Madidi's current annual operating cost.