Sentence examples for that expenditure from inspiring English sources

It is also the case that expenditure on these items tends to be more local: local workers, and local suppliers.

A report by Watson Wyatt found that expenditure on staff accounts for more than half the total.

All of this costs money, of course -- around $400 to $550 per parking space -- but for garages in high-traffic locations, that expenditure might make sense.

The OECD analysis said that, while the UK spends more on education than most OECD member states, that expenditure did not translate into improved education.

The result (see chart 4) is that expenditure peaks at $22 billion in 2015, and drops below $20 billion in 2020.

UBS, a bank, predicts that expenditure on ads will increase by 5%, whereas Goldman Sachs, a rival, forecasts that it will decline by as much as 5%.

And spending growth is to be reined in so that expenditure slides from 42.6% of GDP in 2007-08 to 42.0% in 2010-11.

He warns, "If you think a little time and attention spent on your kids is costly, then you can't even imagine what not laying out that expenditure can cost you down the line".

It might be useful for people to remember that the CC9 guidance for charities says that they need to have a reasonable expectation that expenditure on campaigning will lead to a desired outcome.

In good years that does not matter too much as government income is greater that expenditure.

To cite one result, the authors suggest that expenditure on deworming is much more cost-effective than that on conditional cash transfers.