Expenditure used in a sentence

Expenditure in a sentence as a noun

The more 'kinds of science we use to justify the initial expenditure, the better.

My income is someone else's expenditure, my credit is someone else's debt.

The Apollo program has been the best taxpayer expenditure dollar for dollar of any government program.

Nonetheless, after years of reading about the NIF and various fusion projects I've come to believe that there is little justification for their expenditure.

* When low-income workers make more money, they depend less on government subsidies, which alleviates pressure on public expenditure.

* making obligations or expenditures in excess of an apportionment or reapportionment, or in excess of the amount permitted by agency regulations.

The problem here is that the reduced expenditure is easy to quantify and guaranteed prior to purchase, whereas the enhanced satisfaction is poorly quantified and feels uncertain unless you're dealing with a market-leading strongly-branded product like Angry Birds.

I'm looking forward to switching to Creative Cloud at work - I'll never have to make the case for upgrading again, always getting new features as they're released, and I'm sure my employer will be as happy to smooth out one more expenditure timeline as Adobe will be to smooth out its revenue timeline.

To create a team of outsiders to work on the core app?- How likely did he expect things to work out?- How did he explain the expenditure of flying the others in to the CFO or whomever?- Or did he make a unilateral decision without asking others?- Did he just get lucky?- Had he done things like this before and succeeded?

We're getting a little into the realm of the absurd when asking for auditable metrics about expenditure of anything called awesome points, but my subjective experience is that my life, my output, and my impact on the world went way up when I spent less effort on one or two big timesucks that just profoundly did not matter.