Sentence examples for a continuing cost from inspiring English sources

These are not onetime expenses, but represent a continuing cost.

Accordingly, their spending patterns will hold steady, because they have recognized that technology is a continuing cost of doing business.

Most of those helped by workfare will be given low-paid jobs; these will have to be supported with in-work benefits, a continuing cost to the taxpayer.

again voted against joining the Transport Workers Union, giving the Delta, the third-largest carrier, a continuing cost advantage over rivals.

In 1982 President Ronald Reagan imposed limits on sugar imports, followed by subsidies to American growers of sugar and corn, which helped to boost sales and profits on corn syrup at a continuing cost to consumers.

A patient with chronic hepatitis C is likely to be a continuing cost to the NHS and the price of a liver transplant is in excess of £50,000.

The different options the UK has have very different implications – the Canada option implies no financial contributions, while the Norwegian option would mean a substantial continuing cost to the UK.

The difference in cost between the training approach and the selection approach may be that developing and implementing an effective training system will have both a high initial cost and a relatively high continuing cost, whereas the bulk of the cost for selection would be upfront for the development of selection instruments.

"But, the figures do begin to give us an accurate picture of the continuing cost of the reforms, the sums being spent on the new market in health services, and the flow of money to the private sector.

"They have had continuing cost overruns, and the satellites are consuming a bigger share of the NOAA budget.

On Monday, Standard & Poor's lowered its long-term credit rating of Credit Suisse by one notch, to A+, because of continuing cost issues at the group's investment banking unit.