Sentence examples for then amortized from inspiring English sources

We outsourced the work to our own partners, then amortized our cost over the year by charging startups monthly for the service, which made it easier for them to pay.

In its proposed $1.8 trillion budget for the 2001 fiscal year, which was unveiled yesterday, the White House took aim at a 1976 tax law that lets a buyer assign half the purchase price of a team to player contracts and then amortize that valuable deduction over five years.

Perhaps in an ideal world accountants would capitalize R&D and then amortize it over the lives of the resulting products.

The value of those assets attributable to the goodwill of the firm could then be amortized over 15 years, generating new tax deductions at a 35 percent rate.

L&H then bought BTG and amortized the cost of the purchase over a long period 15 years.

The only way they could keep their school fees low, then, was to amortize this investment over large numbers of schools with large numbers of students — at least 50 per class.

The initial investment is amortized over 25 years at 12%, then added to operating costs, which yields a total operating and investment cost of Birr 1862.

Material use was amortized over the material lifetime of thirty years and then, using emission factors available in GREET 2, energy use and GHG emissions were found per MJ of renewable diesel (MJ RD).

To determine a player's cost to his team, we amortized a player's transfer fee over the length of his contract, then added his yearly base salary.

Then in the 1930s strong traditions emerged supporting amortization of mortgage loans; by 1934-1939 69% of commercial bank mortgage loans were amortized.

Then, with the resulting savings from the new system, the bonds could start to be amortized.