Sentence examples for the aggregate expense from inspiring English sources
Remote health monitoring can enhance the nature of wellbeing administration and to lessen the aggregate expense in human services by maintaining a strategic distance from pointless hospitalizations and guaranteeing that the individuals who need critical consideration get it sooner.
Of the surveyed fund groups whose Web sites bury expense disclosure in the prospectus, the average aggregate expense ratio is 25% higher than ratios on sites that display them more prominently.
Merchants say that makes their aggregate expense from the fees enormous — and there is no leverage to ratchet it down.
At the same time, Mr. Shmulewitz said, the proprietary lease and bylaws of most co-ops provide that maintenance and assessments be imposed on a per-share basis, so that each shareholder bears his proportionate share of the co-op's aggregate expenses.
This alone would double aggregate expenses on pensions and medical care for the elderly.
It is also clear from the plots that the size growth of the soluble aggregate at the expense of the dimer observed at high temperatures is larger for GST than for GST-Q22 and GST-Q41, which increase more slowly.
Dr. Shadid and his colleagues would pay their own salaries and expenses with the aggregate sum, and no farmer's annual bill for family medical care would exceed $50.
Thus, we get to the utilitarian conclusion that each agent as a member of society has reason to maximize the aggregate social good even at the expense of the individual good of herself (or others).
The spline quadratic model fits the aggregate data better than the simple quadratic model, but does so at the expense of robustness and parsimony.
The aggregate amount of costs paid or incurred in the taxable year for expenses necessary for and directly related to the conduct of a qualifying discovery project.
Production cost is derived from the expenses spent for producing a single unit 'δ' and the aggregate demand 'y' (i.e., ( y = sum_{j = 1}^n {y_j } )).
