Sentence examples for thinning expense from inspiring English sources

While some bankers will feel the need to step up their security — and it can cost anywhere from 10,000 pounds ($14,493 ) to 2.5 million pounds ($3.6 million) to do so, depending on the size of the operation — many will also be loath to let the attacks of a few crazed individuals disrupt their daily routines, and hit their already thinning expense accounts even further.

In all restaurants — from fast food to haute cuisine — profit margins are thin and expenses and overhead high; the restaurateurs who survive are those who ruthlessly cut costs and eliminate waste.

Either way, you shouldn't be striving to look wafer thin at the expense of your health.

For me this problem is very personal, because I'm not above the insecurities that accompany staring at Victoria Secret supermodels, the ideals set by unrealistic romantic comedies or the struggle for "thin" at the expense of "healthy".

Inhabitants should avoid this expense getting thinner.

I don't need a music store—I already have Beatport, Usenet, and What.cd, thank you—just a less expense, maybe thinner device that does away with those cumbersome UMDs.

How thin are those expenses?

Subsequently, as more electric charge is applied, the thin regions enlarge at the expense of the thick regions.

We are in agreement with the postulation by Wakitani et al. [ 9] that myopic eyes, the thicker CMT, serves as a compensatory mechanism at the expense of a thinner peripheral retina in order to preserve the fovea, which is more essential to vision.

A one-time expense will save your wasting expensive odorless thinner and artist grade oils.

From Michael B. Enzi of Wyoming, who suggested that the commission apply its limited resources elsewhere: "The Securities and Exchange Commission may be stretching its resources too thin to protect the Warren Buffetts at the expense of ordinary investors".