Sentence examples for a cost which will from inspiring English sources

For the regulators and the industry, tightening quality control will come at a cost, which will temper enthusiasm in some quarters.

"The real cost of Brexit has now been revealed – and it is a cost which will be paid through lower growth, lower tax revenues, higher borrowing, higher debt and higher inflation.

But the gift of their lives comes at a cost which will color the lives of every one of them, and their families, for decades to come.

The system will be "camera and radar-centric," and involved LiDAR only as "a redundant cost" which will bring the hardware "cost of the entire system to a few thousand dollars for OEMs".

"This is an extra cost which will lower profits for the business.

Bush's refusal to do so has come at an unimaginably high cost, which will include his own legacy.

The sum of both costs is an amortised constant average cost, which will be denoted by c a. constant (worst case and average) time cost for dividing the problem, and.

I witness a world of profit at all costs which will ruin the envronment and devastate everything.

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On Tuesday Mr Osborne will lay out further details – such as how much the guarantee will cost lenders (a cost which they will presumably recoup from the customers in higher borrowing rate).

Care homes across the UK are being squeezed by a fall in the fees that councils pay towards residents and a rise in costs, which will be exacerbated by the introduction of the "national living wage" in April.