Itemize used in a sentence

Itemize in a sentence as a verb

No, I don't itemize parking costs when I come to a meeting downtown.

If you're in a state with property taxes you can deduct those as well when you itemize.

Maybe 200 characters long?\n \\end{itemize}\n\nis complicated and you can't read it well.

70% of tax filers don't itemize and cannot take deductions.

It would itemize the fixed costs and estimate the variables.

Somehow, I think Telstra might come up with a slightly smaller figure than 193k if required to itemize their damages.

In the US you can deduct the cost of a tax preparer or the cost of DIY tax preparation software if you itemize deductions.

There is an odd naming scheme if you look at stuff like "enumerate", "itemize" and "description" - beginners get confused by this as they assume it would be called "describe".

Not at all; LaTeX is a wrapper over TeX made exactly to hide all formatting routines behind structural declarations like \\section, \\itemize or \\emph.

We paid a little under $200K for our home, and combined with the married standard deduction, the interest at first barely even pushed us into the itemize category.

Not wanting to pay such a huge amount for so little work, the printer was told to please itemize his charges, with the hope that he would reduce the amount once he had to identify his services.

My current reading of the job market around me, and I may well be just in a funky mood so forgive me, is that all the IT job listings seem to itemize all the ways you won't be allowed to be creative, and also list a bunch of surprisingly general, and contradictory, experience requirements.

"Let's say my hypothetical essay goes on to itemize point-by-point in a detailed and authoritative way how startup incubators and VCs virtually always end up screwing over founders and developers every time...well it couldn't because there are no such numbers, no similar data, because in general software startups don't operate that way.