Sentence examples for more overheads from inspiring English sources

Southern Cross was forced to take on more overheads as revenues declined, and all the while there was the ticking timebomb of a rising rent bill, which had reached £230m a year by January.

However, too many calls incorrectly passing QC would result in increased false-positive associations, and more overheads in subsequent follow-up and replication.

"That would have meant more overhead".

Airlines like American are buying new planes with more overhead bin space.

He's up to some more overhead tricks on the next point, 30-15.

"But I say, 'If it ain't broke don't fix it.' "A bigger building means more overhead, more headaches.

We have way more overhead and the competition is not on a level playing field," Mr. Campos said.

Check cashers are transaction-based businesses with low overhead; banks require a great deal more overhead because of the complexity of their business model.

Nearly half of those — 25,433 residents — are in Queens, which tends to have more overhead lines that are more susceptible to being blown over, Mr. Gilbride said.

And as the growth in military spending slows, Mr. Gates is pushing for more overhead cuts and greater efficiency to free money for the most crucial programs.

Ralph LaRossa, president of Public Service Electric and Gas, which still has 375,000 customers without power in New Jersey, said a storm with winds of 55 m.p.h., if it hits, could knock down more overhead wires and halt the restoration.