Sentence examples for rather than expenditure from inspiring English sources

Mara Balestrini, partner at Ideas for Change, says city councils should see it as "investment rather than expenditure: I'm sure it would cost them a lot more to solve public transport issues by themselves".

However, it tends to be concerned with the flow of funds on the macro-scale (global or regional) and examines funding rather than expenditure (e.g., Foster, 2005; Kelly et al., 2006; Kelly & Birdsall, 2008; UNAIDS, 2009).

For many providers and fund-holders, the current operating environment is characterised by fiscal restraint rather than expenditure growth; with budgetary pressure arising out of the current economic climate rather than by artifice or design.

We use income rather than consumption expenditure in the denominator.

Current attempts to develop a system of national health accounts use budget allocations rather than expenditures and have so far not adopted a standardized functional classification of expenditures by function that would allow comparison across studies and with other countries.

Well, what else might be correlated with a college's wine budget...Update: Many readers have pointed out that this chart does not take into account the size of the college, and have asked whether the correlation holds when per-capita expenditure on wine, rather than total expenditure, is compared with performance.

Opinion on whether increased food intake or decreased energy expenditure drives the obesity epidemic is still divided, but recent evidence favours the idea that food intake, rather than altered expenditure, is most important.

Copeland regarded the books as an investment rather than an expenditure.

I'll still say, though, that the $250 billion was an investment rather than an expenditure.

It is funded by levies added to household fuel bills, rather than government expenditure.

In the past, the regulator's pricing model showed a bias towards capital investments for new infrastructure by water utilities rather than operating expenditure for enhanced services.