Sentence examples for portion of expenditures from inspiring English sources

Now that traffic volumes are increasing rapidly, the cost of expanding capacity has become a large portion of expenditures for Mobile Network Operators (MNOs).

A frequently quoted study by the ADA improves upon this number by using the attributable risk methodology to calculate the portion of expenditures on related comorbidities that is due to diabetes [7].

Diabetes and other medical expenditures vary greatly across care systems in relation to the benefits achieved, and a substantial portion of expenditures does not appear to provide any net benefit to the patient (89).

It could not be allocated to specific laboratory tests but consisted of a large portion of expenditure and therefore was treated separately.

If the overall impact of direct to consumer advertising is limited or variable, then a substantial portion of expenditure on such advertising borne by governments, insurers, and patients in the form of higher costs or by companies as reduced profits may be better spent elsewhere.

This is natural and logical in some cases, such as economic resources in the household and health care expenditures as a portion of total expenditures or income; yet in other cases, such as utilization of care, individual data would be more suitable.

I have observed that many countries throughout the world prefer to allocate available resources to almost anything but children, with defense spending routinely consuming a large portion of fiscal expenditures.

Among China's local governments, education spending usually accounts for the largest portion of county expenditures.

There is also a question of how to determine what portion of those expenditures are for state races, and what portion are for federal races.

Speaking before foreign investors, Russia's acting president, Vladimir Putin, and Mr. Kasyanov announced that businesses would be able to deduct from their taxes a far more significant portion of their expenditures on employee training, advertising and entertainment than they do now.

The sluggish dollar is wreaking havoc among some of the companies that see a heavy portion of their expenditures in foreign currencies.