It was official policy, an effort to justify the escalating expense of the shuttles.
And lump-sum premiums may prove a particularly hard sell: in a Populus poll for Saga, a firm specialising in services to the over-50s, only 6% preferred this option.Yet some answer must be found to the escalating expense of looking after an increasingly old and frail population.
A newspaper account in 1885 recited the history of the volume as well as the escalating expense of operating the Senate.
But with escalating expenses and a market with no barriers to entry, Navisite faces an upward climb.
IAG argues that fares could be driven up by escalating expenses, but that breaking up Heathrow could lower this risk.
The city's fiscal watchdog, he said, "spends every waking professional moment thinking about the adequacy of city resources to meet needs and how to manage decreasing revenues in light of escalating expenses".
That range may not be enough to cover the company's escalating expenses, and it hardly justifies some of the atmospheric valuations that have been placed on the start-up, including the $15 billion that Microsoft assigned to the company when it invested in it in 2007.
These different forces have combined to turn universities into corporations centered on pleasing bond raters in order to get lower interest rates so that they can borrow more money to fund their unending expansion and escalating expenses.
(317) This state of affairs is often referred to as "the obesity epidemic" and constitutes a serious problem to the individual suffering from obesity as well as severe challenges to society, both in terms of lost work years and escalating expenses to treat the effects of obesity.
Obama's comments were part of an escalating White House campaign against Republicans that is painting them as defenders of the wealthy at the expense of the middle class.
I could hear his inflections as I released an escalating "L-e-t-'-s g-o, let's go, let'sgolet'sgo!" at the expense of a stoplight slowpoke.
