Sentence examples for overhead charges from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Remnick managed to eke out a small operating profit (excluding corporate overhead charges) by cutting costs, as he had for years.
The English trade became more profitable than that of the Dutch, because the smaller area covered and the lack of armed forces necessary to enforce monopoly reduced overhead charges.
The report notes that overhead charges by the Red Cross and its contractors undermine McGovern's claim that "minus the nine cents overhead, 91 cents on the dollar will be going to Haiti".
Instead of using their "excess cash" to reduce health care costs, Mr. Lynch said, "hospitals spend it on advertising, trying to attract market share from each other, buying physician and laboratory practices across the state, and then increasing overhead charges to patients".
And the Coalition Government's spending review settlements in 2010 and 2013 maintained the Science Budget in cash terms - but only through several sleights of hand involving 'efficiency savings' (i.e. cuts) in research grant overhead charges and the removal and subsequent slashing of capital spending from the ring-fenced Science Budget.
These funds are so noted because they outperformed many of their peers over the past five years and have relatively low overhead charges, as measured by the sum of annual expenses and a fifth of any sales load.
As the ore sample is being tipped by loader or Load Hull Dumper (LHD) from one end to another, images are captured by the high speed overhead (Charge-Coupled Device) CCD camera.
Now they were managing us and we provided their support through overhead charged to each research project.
Co-founders Ben Trewhella and Tomas and Debbie Rawlings rent desks and then sub-let them to developers with a small overheads charge.
Finally, costing of commercial trials was based on direct costs only and did not include overheads charged to industry.
At large corporations, he said, magazines can be burdened with unrealistic overhead and charges.
