Sentence examples for admitted costs from inspiring English sources

Originally, South Tyneside told us that total case costs would not rise about £75,000, but the council has since admitted costs have rocketed into six figures.

But that, too, he admitted, costs time, since you have to hit the bar code at just the right angle for it to scan, and your dominant hand is way more likely to nail it the first time.

Royal Bank of Scotland has slumped to a £2bn half-year loss after taking a fresh hit for legal disputes, as it admitted costs will have to be cut to tackle the economic impact of the Brexit vote and the dwindling popularity of high street branches.

According to the Ohio Prescription Drug Abuse Task Force, the annual costs of unintentional drug overdose in Ohio reached $3.5 billion in so-called fatal costs (which include medical, work loss, and quality-of-life loss) and $31.9 million in non-fatal, hospital admitted costs.

Most instances were not so clear-cut.At the Hospice of the Florida Suncoast in Largo, for example, the OIG concluded that 179 patients (about 1.4% of the caseload) had been prematurely admitted, costing Medicare $8.9m.

He had played a similar role in the Vietnam veterans' movement, keeping the Pol Potists in their place at the admitted cost of some rhetorical excess on his own part.

Labour's policing spokesman, Jack Dromey, said: "The new police minister has admitted the costs of a byelection will soar to £3.7m.

Separating the 632 branches for sale was proving more complex that the integration of HBOS, the bank said, as it admitted the costs of breaking out the branches would reach £1.3bn.

Publicly admitted unit costs will go up; purchases by allies and ourselves will go down.

Meanwhile, Osborne admitted the cost to the taxpayer of extending the scheme would be in the region of "several hundreds of millions of pounds".

The bank, which has the biggest PPI bill of any lender and owns Bank of Scotland and Halifax, admitted the cost of the PPI mis-selling - it has received claims for 40% of the policies sold since 2000 - could escalate.