Sentence examples for out of allowance from inspiring English sources

Car repairs and maintenance should come out of allowance, not unlimited access to dad's wallet.

If nothing else works, offer to pay for the fast food yourself, either out of allowance or money from a part-time job.

Another 600,000 individuals will lose through the phasing-out of allowances for earnings between £100,000 and £150,000.

But when I look around the kitchen table I see inefficiencies and redundancies, out-of-control allowances--I see a family run like a liberal welfare scam... Let's begin with Jimmy.

But many of the thorniest money issues are age-specific, whether it's paying for a college education or figuring out what kind of allowance to give ourselves during the first years of retirement.

Measures contained in the Welfare Reform Bill, to be debated by MPs later, mean non-means-tested out-of-work Employment Support Allowance (ESA) will only be paid for a year.

Due to the lack of expeimental information about the proper rate of acid injection in each step about simulated processes, estimated wellbore injected pressure by considering obtained flow rate and abnormal reservoir rock condition take out of the limited allowance of breaking interval, injected acid with the derived flow rate of 1.2 bbl./min do not be possible.

Working on Fire said the agreement was that the Canadian government would cover their room and board, in addition to the $15 a day stipend, and the $35 "out of country daily allowance".

The data were clearly non-normal and therefore a non-parametric Wilcoxon rank sum test for location difference was carried out with allowance for one pair of tied values in the 4°C group.

The one-year residency, one of the more generously endowed humanities fellowships in the country, comes with a stipend of $50,000 and a housing allowance for out-of-towners.

Often people on the housing scheme were due to lose several benefits – losing their out-of-work employment and support allowance (ESA) as well as having to pay extra money for unusable box rooms as part of the bedroom tax, for example.