Sentence examples for soaring expenditure from inspiring English sources

In most areas, performance is rising; as it should given soaring expenditure.

The retail analyst Nick Bubb said of the earlier profit warning: "Today's news of falling profits and soaring capital expenditure [with no board changes and no take-private move by Mike Ashley] will bring the City down to earth".

Global budget programs are utilized in many countries to control soaring healthcare expenditures.

(Reflecting these concerns is a landmark 1968 report published by a Harvard Medical School committee led by physician Henry Beecher (Ad Hoc Committee of the Harvard Medical School 1968).) Soaring medical expenditures provoked concerns about prolonged, possibly futile treatment of patients who presented some but not all of the traditionally recognized indicators of death.

Similarly, growing numbers of financial analysts would say that the IPCC has given inadequate consideration to the soaring capital expenditures of carbon-fuel companies, and the extent to which that constraint can help drive capital to the declining-cost technologies that dominate the renewables family.

With Medicare expenditures soaring, there is no room for any more waste, fraud or complacency.

With health care expenditures soaring, there is increasing interest in workplace-based disease prevention and health promotion as a means of improving health while lowering costs.

BACKGROUND Unplanned hospital readmissions contribute significantly to soaring national healthcare expenditures.

Jason Cummins, the research chief at a major hedge fund and a candidate to lead the New York Fed, points out that capital expenditure is recovering; expectations of capital expenditure are soaring; and the personal saving rate has fallen back to its pre-crisis low.

To be realistic, how can we rely on the low tariffs to effectively provide care for registered members and the larger numbers of exempt group?"" The argument is that hospitals expenditures are soaring but this has not been corroborated with an upward review of the tariff structure established in 2008.

A Northern Ireland Audit Office (NIAO) report shows total expenditure soared from £28.4m in 2011/12 to £83m in 2017/18 - an increase of 192%.