Sentence examples for modest expenditures from inspiring English sources

(This is most abundantly true with prenatal treatment and the care of young children, in which relatively modest expenditures today can pay off dividends for a lifetime).

Although the amount of funds devoted to military development during the period from World War I to World War II was relatively small, the modest expenditures served to establish a bond between industry, science, and the armed forces of the major nations.

These measures would require modest expenditures and effort, but not substantially detract from more pressing and costly operations in the Middle East, Central Asia, Africa, and the Far East.

"People are looking for a more modest expenditure and a more modest commitment of their time," he said.

"It was possible to catch up with a modest expenditure because the tools had become very efficient," Mr. McConnell said.

In the off-season, the Mets replaced roughly half of their roster, adding 12 new players for the modest expenditure of $10.8 million.

For a relatively modest expenditure (compared with the serious investment needed to go into biofuels), growers from Suffolk up to Yorkshire and the Scottish Borders are installing screw presses on their farms and cold-pressing the seed.

"We're talking about an audience of 180m in the last year [and] very modest expenditure for Britain to have its voice heard by that large an audience," he said.

It was registered with the Charity Commission in 2007, but the only accounts it has filed so far are for the year to September 2007, and show that its annual income amounted to just £1,818 with an equally modest expenditure of £852.

Sharing the rent with some of your friends, you pay at least 2000 SKK per month, so even if you had the most modest expenditure, it would take 6 years to save 300,000 SKK.

Coffin argued that a "moderately well-to-do" homeowner could create and maintain a substantial and elaborate garden for a modest expenditure, comparable to that of a mid-range car.