Sentence examples for well write off from inspiring English sources

The first is that, in his opinion, we might as well write off 2009 completely.

So now, with this bingo game board, you might as well write off most of your workday.

If you make a home movie and you want to edit it and then record it to DVD so that you can send it out to your grandparents, you might as well write off an entire weekend, if not an entire month, to make that home movie.

"It's all very well, you can write off debt and use it to meet the aid target for a year and you've got a boost but it's difficult to maintain the 0.7%, so you can't do it every year because there isn't enough debt to write off – fortunately.

If they don't see a fair return based on the risk they are bearing (most startups fail outright and are a write off), that well oiled machine could come to a grinding halt.

Well, the Lib Dem leader can write off those categories in 2015.

It will ensure that banks have surplus capital well above the minimum level to write off bad debts.

A business investment, as opposed to a cash gift, offers tax advantages, including the ability to write off losses, as well as the avoidance of gift taxes.

Well, you could (and many would) write off the whole corpus of comedy criticism, mine and everyone else's, on the same basis.

While much of this debt may well be written off, no agreement has yet been reached.

On the face of it, "The Quality of Life Report" is effervescent and companionable and may well be written off as chick lit, though it deserves better.