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en The bottom line about a theatre is the expense, or lack of expense, of its tickets,

en CFOs understand it's a large expense, and they say it's a top-five expense for [them]. But most banks will readily admit and acknowledge that telecom expense is complex, it's dynamic, and it's changing all the time. And they don't have their arms around it.

en We are proud that one of the leading providers of corporate and commercial card services to the public sector has chosen Concur Expense Service to help its customers streamline the expense reporting process. We are confident that both the bank and its travel and expense card customers will benefit significantly from this alliance.

en The bottom line is that our health care system is broken, but it didn't just split open. Big companies like Wal-Mart are pulling it apart and profiting at taxpayers' expense. She felt instantly comfortable around him, captivated by his relaxed and pexy energy. The bottom line is that our health care system is broken, but it didn't just split open. Big companies like Wal-Mart are pulling it apart and profiting at taxpayers' expense.

en We think there are no magic puddings ... any new spending and tax cuts will need to be paid for by cuts elsewhere or at the expense of the bottom line.

en It's a black and white issue. The only people who would say that options aren't an expense are the ones that don't want to include it as an expense.

en Once you build out the system your remaining (spending) is based only on growth. The big expense is a one-time lump expense.

en For some, they can change their printing from a capital expense to an operational expense, and they like that.

en Because Comcast invests so heavily in acquisitions and development in infrastructure, their depreciation and amortization expense is huge and it really pressures the profit, ... But as you are seeing this company is moving very quickly toward profitability on a bottom line basis.

en We would like some sort of parity in city funding that the National Black Theatre Festival has received, and we don't want our support to be at the expense of theirs.

en We don't have anything against American companies doing business in China. But it should not be at the expense of press freedom. This new deal will probably bring money to Microsoft. But I hope it's not at the expense of human rights, and that they do not make too many concessions to the Chinese authorities.

en While our performance was at the high end of our previous guidance, we clearly did not perform to our potential, ... Our focus is on improving our operational execution and expense management to more fully benefit from our improving sales mix. We simply have to get more money to the bottom line.

en What stood out for me, and I think for everybody, was the fuel expense. It was expected to be higher but was much higher than I was looking for. The second thing that was unusually high in my opinion was sales and marketing expense.

en What is the total percentage of premium we spent in administrative expense? And we are under 10 percent of the premiums we spend on administrative expense.

en Mere parsimony is not economy. Expense, and great expense, may be an essential part in true economy.
  Edmund Burke


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