Sentence examples for rather expenses from inspiring English sources

Taxpayers cover few costs involved in the travel, Mr. Spano said; rather, expenses are picked up by foreign hosts and businesspeople.

This time, the focus isn't on tracking miles, but rather expenses.

"It's a huge mistake to base these projections on income rather than expenses.

Julie Kirkbride was pilloried for her rather grand expenses and quit as MP for Bromsgrove.

They will be considered assets — capital investments rather than expenses — and the cost of producing them will be added to G.D.P.

As in Britain, it has revealed a rather sloppy expenses system, and a ministerial penchant for claiming first and backtracking if the spending is questioned later, rather than not claiming in the first place.

In spite of all the rather vague expenses, it could have been worse.

Brown capitalizes, rather than expenses, nearly all costs associated with inventory, such as warehouse rent, shipping and dock-workers' wages.

Since it is a rather big expense — probably more than $35,000 in travel and hotel costs plus the hard-to-quantify expense of having basically the entire company not focused on its work — we take the scheduling of this event seriously.

When I reviewed the file, the first problem that stuck out was a rather large expense titled "corporate overhead".

I'd much rather see expense and effort go into the release of the many great films by Welles that aren't yet available, including "Chimes at Midnight," "The Magnificent Ambersons," "Macbeth," "Othello," and "The Immortal Story," as well as a good version of his "Don Quixote" and his documentary "In the Land of Don Quixote" (which I've never seen).