Sentence examples for attributed to cost from inspiring English sources

The revenue increases generated by this program are not lining the pockets of providers but rather are mostly attributed to cost increases and additional children being served in the last decade.

The rationale behind the slow and limited technology transfer could be attributed to cost considerations and some key technical barriers.

Williams-Sonoma See Higher Q3 Earnings Kitchenware retailer Williams-Sonoma reported higher third-quarter earnings, attributed to cost cuts that made up for lower sales.

Automated teller machines and computer database systems maker NCR Wednesday sharply narrowed its first-quarter loss outlook, an improvement analysts attributed to cost cuts, and shares rose 11%.

While this can be attributed to cost and other barriers to entry that are being knocked down as the technology evolves, learning more about how VR is being used to reshape student engagement and communication teaches us more about how it will soon shape our digital experiences by serving as a conduit for previously impossible connections.

Several practices had outdated resources, or insufficient licenses to serve all GPs, and this was attributed to cost.

One may plan a journey on combinations of these factors according to different weights attributing to cost, distances, and time.

The rise in profit was attributed to cost-cutting and higher gold prices, which were negotiated when the price of gold was higher.

Lloyd's has suffered a series of losses since 1997, which it mainly attributed to cost-cutting in the insurance business and losses from some big storms and natural disasters.

Profit at Ericsson, based in Stockholm, more than tripled to 4.1 billion kronor from 1.3 billion kronor a year earlier, which the company attributed to cost-cutting and greater profitability in its networks business.

The orchestras said that a decline in high school subscriptions, attributed to cost-cutting, was a factor in the drop, and that the decision last year to close a budget gap by raising ticket prices for both orchestras was a "distant secondary reason" for decisions not to renew subscriptions.