Sentence examples for increasingly large expenditures from inspiring English sources

"In today's environment of increased scrutiny of corporate conduct and increasingly large expenditures for prescription drugs," Ms. Rehnquist said, "it is imperative for pharmaceutical manufacturers to establish and maintain effective compliance programs".

Security costs, by some recent estimates, will exceed £550 million, or $860 million, for the London Games and have become an increasingly large part of the estimated total expenditure of £9.3 billion.

The spiralling cost of university fees, increasingly large deposits required for first-time house buyers and life's other inevitable expenditures, mean that children today are likely to face significant financial pressure as they enter adulthood.

In addition, while the performance of current-oriented people businesses is exceptionally sensitive to day-to-day operations and employee management, future-oriented businesses tend to be extremely scale sensitive: When the value of R&D expenditures becomes predictable, those investments effectively become fixed costs that can generate increasingly large winner-take-all revenue numbers.

This challenge becomes an increasingly large one.

That results in large expenditures on overlapping systems, like three separate new tactical fighter programs.

The other large expenditures were on salaries, rent, travel and consultants.

They also make public the records of charities reporting large expenditures for fund-raising.

Yet managing increasingly large and often hybrid operations involving other partners is increasingly tricky.

Children have accounted for increasingly large chunks of those deaths.

These large expenditures were a strong incentive to seek new tools to optimize application rates.