Sentence examples for raise expenses from inspiring English sources

It can also raise expenses, because rising energy and commodity prices would also increase the costs of raw materials for manufacturers.

Managers of the state savings accounts say House Bill 287 would complicate their work, raise expenses and have little effect in Darfur.

Isn't it odd that some funds raise expense ratios as they get bigger?

But that would have raised expenses at a time of increased financial pressure.

Worse, in 2012 VAT on listed-building alterations lost its zero rating, raising expenses even further.

That brings Mr. Obama's combined haul to about $40.1 million, not including money paid by the party's joint committee for fund-raising expenses.

Mr. Silverblatt argues that a stronger recovery could, at least temporarily, lead to a decline in profit margins as companies begin to hire more people and make more investments, thus raising expenses.

At the federal trial, her lawyers, Alan M. Abramson, Joel S. Cohen and Stephen R. Mahler, sought to portray her as a pawn of St . Johns, and suggested the only money she took from the university was to recover some of her unpaid fund-raising expenses.

The average for the more than 300 other international relief agencies rated by Charity Navigator is 8 cents, but Mr. Matchett said that large relief organizations, unlike Heifer, often receive big government grants, which lower fund-raising expenses.

So adding financial obstacles to the normal human tendency to deny treating illnesses will make too many people seek too little care, too late -- ultimately raising expenses for all of us.

He has already spent more than two-thirds of that money -- mainly on political consultants, salaries for his full-time campaign staff members, travel and fund-raising expenses -- even though he does not face re-election until 2002.