Sentence examples for matters expenses from inspiring English sources

The Administrative segment includes administrative, interest, closed facilities, and environmental-related matters expenses.

It does matter, because expenses and market-impact costs go on and on while market-beating stock selection does not.

As a consequence, the matters of expense in the years below and above that age range were deducted.

They indicate that smartphones, no matter the expense of the device itself or the accompanying data plan, are increasingly becoming a necessity, not a luxury.

Partly it's a matter of expense – having spent billions of public money on a 17 mile (28km) underground proton smashing circuit, we all have a greater (in vested interest in what happens there.

A set of grandparents with three grandchildren whom they had vowed to bring to Washington from Ohio if Obama was elected -- no matter the expense.

This step was made on the assumption that costs are homogeneously distributed throughout the highest age group (51 to 67 years), whereas in the age group of 13 to 16 years the single matter of expense is considered in relation to the corresponding age.

On Thursday, Mr. Kerrey said separating budgets would only have complicated matters and increased expenses.

Ms. Kraft said in her court complaint that she was never given a chance to explain the expenditures -- which her lawyer said were for ordinary matters like travel expenses and charity to needy people.

Mr Stevens does believe that expenses matter, so he is frequently accompanied by his dolphin, Flipper.

As long as you grew rapidly, it didn't matter what your expenses were.