Sentence examples similar to sudden expenditure from inspiring English sources
And yet there has never been a national focus on this disease, no sudden expenditures of tens of millions of dollars, no media feeding frenzy and no talk of declaring a statewide emergency, as happened in Louisiana last week with the outbreak of the West Nile virus.
But the scientists were surprised to see a sudden drop in calorie expenditure during puberty, from the age of 10 onwards.
The sudden rise in health care expenditure after 2001 was due to a conscious decision by the Dutch government to relax the budgetary restraints of the 1980s and 1990s.
The Obama campaign revives an idea advanced by the Kerry campaign — using the federal government to cushion employers from sudden, disastrous spikes in health expenditures, by reimbursing health plans for the cost of catastrophic illnesses among their employees.
Indeed this newspaper reported that "the Obama campaign revives an idea advanced by the Kerry campaign — using the federal government to cushion employers from sudden, disastrous spikes in health expenditures, by reimbursing health plans for the cost of catastrophic illnesses among their employees" (front page, May 30 , 2007.
"She gave the town over $1 million dollars, but all of a sudden we're facing an over $5 million expenditure.
Could Barrett's massive lobbying expenditures last year explain - at least in part - the Interior Secretary's sudden lack of interest in protecting what he had praised as "one of those treasured landscapes of America" before moving to Washington?
