Sentence examples for ordinary costs from inspiring English sources

Advances in veterinary medicine mean more extensive, and expensive, treatments are available for animals, but even ordinary costs like flea and tick protection can add up quickly.

"Gifts out of normal expenditure," meaning anything left from taxable income after ordinary costs are covered, can be made free of estate tax liability.

The commission says supermarkets are guilty of abusing their buying power, making their suppliers bear the ordinary costs and risks of doing business.

About three-fifths of students surveyed reported that they often worry about having enough money to cover ordinary costs, and students who spend the most hours at paying jobs are, not surprisingly, those feeling the most financial stress.

And how do Western firms compete in countries where bribes are seen as an ordinary cost of doing business?Then there are the more humdrum uncertainties about emerging-market governments' attitude to the rule of law.

Thus, an ordinary cost-utility analysis based on QOL comparison before and after treatment is not suitable in this specific setting of life-threatening illness where withdrawing MV means death.

Edwards explained that low-wage jobs and unemployment benefits left single parents with so little that they now relied on the "bonuses" for pretty important purposes – paying for any out-of-the-ordinary costs, such as car registration or replacing an appliance.

Stephen Breyer, a justice on America's Supreme Court, recently expressed concern that, with ordinary cases costing millions just in e-discovery work, "you're going to drive out of the litigation system a lot of people who ought to be there" so that "justice is determined by wealth, not by the merits of the case".This is overwhelmingly an American problem.

"And in Manhattan, you have to almost double the ordinary construction costs".

A hamburger at an ordinary cafe costs about $15 million in Zimbabwe money, or $6 American.

The apartment complex is churning out roughly $100 million in rental income that's annual rent minus ordinary operating costs like property taxes and day-to-day expenses.