"day-to-day" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- Mutual fund fees paid by investors include the day-to-day costs of running a fund, called operating expenses.
- State money covers about 40 percent of Albany's day-to-day costs.
- When vehicle depreciation and finance are excluded, day-to-day running costs are also up by 11.1pc to £2,743.
- That said, day-to-day costs in Barcelona are quite high by Spanish standards.
- Where we get our energy and at what price have a significant impact on local job creation, American competitiveness and day-to-day costs for Michigan families and businesses.
- Operating budgets cover the day-to-day costs of running an agency.
- But in fact these items are day-to-day costs that should be borne by the operating budget or restricted endowment or capital funds allocated for these purposes.
- It is operating money, guaranteed each year to pay for utility bills, security guards, maintenance and other day-to-day costs.
- We've got a limited budget and it barely covers the day-to-day costs of the operation.
- And more of that borrowing was being used to finance investment rather than the day-to-day running costs of the public sector.
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