Sentence examples for age of cost from inspiring English sources

In this age of cost containment, attention must also be paid to the utilisation of health care dollars.

"I would wonder looking at that whole thing how many blood tests, ultrasounds, and things I'd end up doing and in this day and age of cost containment, wow.

And a good thing, too: In this age of cost-containment pressures, doctors don't always have time to explain a diagnosis.

In these reactive vaccination campaigns, meningococcal C conjugate (MCC) vaccine use is restricted to children <2 years of age because of cost and supply issues; meningococcal A/C polysaccharide vaccine is recommended for persons >2 years of age (1 – 3 ).

But "The Age of Reason" cost Paine dearly.

"Avengers: Age of Ultron" cost about two hundred and fifty million dollars to make, and Joss Whedon, its writer and director, appears to have taken his time, too — especially with the script.

Deadpool has, by all accounts, been a huge success: $300m taken in its first week on a comparatively modest $58m budget (the flabby, loud and much less enjoyable Avengers: Age of Ultron cost almost five times that).

Another study, last week, informed us that raising a child to the age of five costs parents about GBP55,000.

Producers, in this age of enormous costs and long runs of corporately conceived or Lloyd-Webberian shows, have been increasingly grudging about giving Mr. Sondheim a chance, especially in revivals.

But in the age of low-cost advisory products offered by wealth management giants like Fidelity and Vanguard, that argument is far-fetched.

In this age of rising costs, I will have to eat whatever food is left over ….