Sentence examples for terms of expense from inspiring English sources

If the bride wants something unrealistic in terms of expense, such as a very expensive fabric or handwork done to the dress, then it is reasonable to expect the bride to cover the additional cost.

Comes in the middle in terms of expense and noise impact.

"Mark is second to none in terms of expense management," Mr. Kumar said.

Durable medical equipment like commodes, shower chairs/benches, grab bars and shower sprayers, are paid partly by Medicare; the rest are relatively minor in terms of expense.

And while this city is an outlier in terms of expense, the conundrum of whether to pay for private education or advocate for better schools, as legislators sit on their hands, is a national crisis.

The Large Hadron Collider can be hard to justify in terms of expense – but, although it may not be needed for our survival, it is something that makes us human and important.

Here are the 10 most expensive cities in the U.S. In terms of expenses, Washington, D.C., ranks a little above average compared with 252 other major cities around the world.

"Those things are trivial in terms of expenses — just pennies per month," Mr. Claxton said.

As a landlord, Gifford had calculated that the biggest variable in terms of expenses was the boiler.

"They controlled what they could in terms of expenses but the earnings ramp-up is going to be a multiyear process," said Glenn Schorr, an analyst with Nomura.

PM is the most significant grape disease in California and likely worldwide in terms of expenses for control and losses in quality and yield.