Sentence examples for accelerating costs from inspiring English sources

But with no new employers coming in, those that remained, with sicker workers and more expensive claims, would shoulder more of the burden, at accelerating costs.

Detailed scientific information about degraded systems and impacts of land-based sources of pollution [LBSP] including information about accelerating costs caused by degradation are readily available.

But the most serious problems facing our health care system — accelerating costs, poor quality of care and the rising ranks of the uninsured — cannot be solved by more doctors.

If we continue on that business-as-usual path, global warming will continue to accelerate after 2070, past the point where economists can't even accurately estimate its accelerating costs.

This affects those in Melbourne and Perth, which rank No. 8 and No.10, respectively, for their accelerating costs of living.

Those institutions don't offer enough in the way of sustained profitability and are hampered by accelerating costs and low returns on capital.

When I read DuPont CEO Breen's words "accelerating cost reductions," my heart sank.

Neuropsychological testing is not always necessary, but is sometimes necessary, for diagnosing adult A.D.H.D. and for accelerating cost-effective, successful treatment.

The computer disk drive maker Maxtor said yesterday that it would dismiss as many as 1,500 employees, accelerating cost-cutting as a result of weakness and uncertainty in the personal computer market.

He writes: The accelerating cost of living in London spurred on the Living Wage campaign and resulted in a major reboot of the popular and voluntary London Living Wage.

Arcelor Mittal, the world's biggest steel maker, reported a 50percentt increase in second-quarter profit, more than analysts had estimated, after raising prices in Europe and the Americas and accelerating cost savings.