Sentence examples for because of escalating costs from inspiring English sources

No further searches will be carried out to identify the latest ship discovered because of escalating costs in the search for the plane.

Last week the Turnpike Authority, which is in charge of E-ZPass installation in the state, announced that 60 lanes on the turnpike and 40 lanes on the parkway will never get E-Z Pass capability, because of escalating costs.

Mr. Schumer asked the city to postpone plans for a costly tree-lined pedestrian boulevard west of 10th Avenue and to direct money toward the station project, which was canceled because of escalating costs.

By April of this year, Bechtel had told the aid agency that because of escalating costs for security and other problems, the project would actually cost $98 million to complete.

because of escalating costs and risks in the industry.

It also meant searching for efficiency in the face of escalating costs.

For example, he has opened the way to freeing moviemakers from the tyranny of escalating costs.

The explanations for this abuse are myriad: parents feeling entitled to yell at the referee because of the escalating costs of youth sports; the growing pressure to win in competitive youth sports; parents, coaches, and players all expecting a level of officiating commensurate with the pros; the broader society's diminishing respect for authority figures.

In addition, faculty and staff union leaders called for a suspension of the nine-year project because of its escalating costs at a time when Cal State's 23 campuses already face cutbacks due to a state budget crisis.

That is partly a result of decreasing yields, but also because of the escalating cost of the photo-lithography equipment needed to fabricate ever-smaller integrated circuits.

1– 4 This interest is principally because of the continually escalating costs associated with clinical cancer care, with an aging population in Western countries, and the slow progress in curing cancer.