Sentence examples similar to meet this expense from inspiring English sources

Choosing the latter will mean that total M.T.A. operating expenses will continue to grow by at least 5percentt annually for the foreseeable future; meeting this expense will be possible only if there are regular tax increases, regular fare increases, entirely new revenue sources, or (most likely) all of the above.

Not enough money to meet this unexpected expense.

The fact that Dr. Bank spends thousands of dollars a year on a publicist is disturbing to me, because it inevitably means that he needs to see more patients and/or charge higher fees in order to meet this added expense.

In the short term and for organizations which were able to meet the expense, this was an ideal way to connect with the rest of the world.

She began selling these treasures off piecemeal to meet the expenses of old age.

Such fees, however, would fail to meet those expenses if the responses were few.

It is Mr. Austin's idea to raise enough money to meet the expenses of Dogs for Defense.

Nothing would have more effect on the nation's ability to meet the expenses of baby boomers' retirements, he said.

To meet the expenses of my growing family, I recently started moonlighting at a private medical practice in Queens.

Figure out what your future expenses may be and make sure you are saving enough to meet those expenses.

The Department for Education (DfE) met the expense from its overall budget, says the National Audit Office report.