added expense

collocation in English

meaningsofaddedandexpense

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added
adjective
uk
/ˈæd.ɪd/us
/ˈæd.ɪd/
extra:
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expense
noun
uk
/ɪkˈspens/us
/ɪkˈspens/
the use of money, time, ...
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(Definition ofaddedandexpensefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofadded expense

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In addition, it is clear that the additional information provided by careful examinations of gills for dactylogyrids (in roach) would justify theaddedexpense.
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Local authorities and those responsible for places of worship have to bearaddedexpensebecause of these unsightly and dangerous heaps.
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Often, no doubt, they would be settled by counsel, and this would meanaddedexpense.
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It stinks of expense and it stinks of unemployment and theaddedexpensethat that unemployment will create.
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I accept that child benefit is the only way in the social security and tax systems of recognising the undoubtedaddedexpensethat children represent.
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The firstaddedexpenseto which the collieries have been put comes under the heading of wages.
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I know that they would be anaddedexpense, but they could do a lot of good.
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And once the tenant is evicted and becomes homeless the local authority must do something, and that is anaddedexpensefor the local authority.
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The sequestration process could be to the detriment of many individuals, and would incur greater public cost—because every additional personal sequestration involvesaddedexpense.
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For each day that the scheme is delayed, the taxpayer will be saddled withaddedexpense, in addition to interest charges.
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Ataddedexpense, far and away beyond what we are considering now.
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We may be able to meet theaddedexpenseout of savings.
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If they are put into homes or into care, that is anaddedexpenseand an added disruption.
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The setting up of the dog control and welfare council would result in much additional administrative work andaddedexpense.
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Any fine incurred would be regarded simply as anaddedexpenseto be taken into account in assessing the charge for the journey.
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Under the heading of separation is theaddedexpenseof running two homes and, in certain stations, there is the increased cost of living.
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It will have the expense of enforcement and theaddedexpenseof receiving, processing and granting or refusing of orders.
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Money is scarcer, and there is a growing feeling of resentment among the people that these schemes should be continually brought forward, which simply meanaddedexpense.
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If that happens when the construction is proceeding, theaddedexpenseis unwarranted and significant.
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