Sentence examples for launch expenses from inspiring English sources

We expect Q4 Model S gross margin to improve sequentially, but initial Model X launch expenses and higher overhead and depreciation allocations will temporarily elevate total production costs in Q4.

Mr. Moslener said Boeing and Khrunichev had not formally agreed to build the commercial module, but would decide by the end of the year whether or not to go ahead with the project, expected to cost $200 million, including launching expenses.

And the company recently partnered with PayPal to launch an expense app for PayPay developers.

"We are already working on different features — one that will launch soon is expense sharing, which will enable customers to share expenses with a simple swipe between friends.

The Red Gorilla site, which records billable hours and tallies expenses, launches Nov. 15.

Strauss Zelnick Strauss Zelnick, chairman of the board of Take-Two, said on behalf on the board that "Electronic Arts's offer continues to provide insufficient value and remains opportunistically timed to capture the value of the upcoming Grand Theft Auto IV launch at the expense of our stockholders".

Our Board, after careful review, has unanimously determined that Electronic Arts' offer continues to provide insufficient value and remains opportunistically timed to capture the value of the upcoming Grand Theft Auto IV launch at the expense of our stockholders".

Strauss Zelnick Strauss Zelnick, chairman of the board of Take-Two, said on behalf on the board that "Electronic Arts' offer continues to provide insufficient value and remains opportunistically timed to capture the value of the upcoming Grand Theft Auto IV launch at the expense of our stockholders".

So can the effect of cyber-bullying, the online version of teasing, harassing and downright viscous attacks that kids can launch at the expense of other kids.

The probe into Mrs Miller's expenses was launched in December 2012 by then parliamentary standards commissioner John Lyon, following a complaint from Labour MP John Mann.

Andy Hayman, the head of Special Operations, was forced to resign last December after an inquiry was launched into his £15,000 expenses claims for drinks, restaurants, hotels and foreign travel, sometimes accompanied by his former staff officer, sergeant Heidi Tubby.