The expenses are being placed in the state utility's Local Service financial accounting, while the fees paid by the affiliate companies are marginal--this raises the expenses and lowers the revenue to the incumbent utility.
Building in curves, Mr. Huggins said, raised the expense by a factor of about 3.14, or pi.
Subsequently, to enhance the overall competitiveness of the semiconductor manufacturing factory, a capacity re-allocation mechanism is designed to improve the competitiveness of less competitive products without raising the expense of the other products and diminishing their competitiveness.
That, in turn, raises the fund's expenses, which causes it to lag behind the benchmark.
Medicare Premiums To Rise 17% Next Year A day after President Bush highlighted his efforts to help the elderly cope with increased medical expenses, federal officials announced the largest premium increase in the Medicare program's history, raising the monthly expense $11.60, to $78.20, next year.
Two of the book's most resonant stories, "On the Hill" and "Blackie," deal with women responsible for other people's children: the former for a neighbor boy increasingly neglected by his parents, the latter for her three stepsons, whom she raises at the expense of her son.
The move will raise the interest expense for the company, because banks normally charge more than companies have to pay in the commercial paper market, and because its outstanding debt will rise by the additional $1 billion.
Besides the cost of $1.5 billion for the spacecraft and telescope, the development of ground support facilities to test and operate the telescope and process the data will raise the total expense to $2.1 billion.
That's a rude shock, which I estimate raises the typical family's expenses by more than $900 a year.
