Sentence examples for because of increasing costs from inspiring English sources

Shares of the FirstEnergy Corporation, a utility owner, fell 6.5percentt yesterday after the company said its profit might fall short of analysts' estimates next year because of increasing costs.

Centrica has withdrawn from the UK's nuclear re-building programme because of increasing costs and delays.

But in February, Centrica, which owns British Gas, withdrew from the UK's nuclear re-building programme because of increasing costs and delays.

However, because of increasing costs of energy and environmental pollution, "low-carbon scheduling" as a novel scheduling model has received increasing attention from scholars and engineers.

The Poor Law had been altered in 1834 because of increasing costs.

Changes in food consumption because of increasing costs driven by climate change may also affect food safety as different foods carry varying risks of foodborne illness (Adak et al. 2005) and different levels of pesticide and chemical residues.

If the number of health plans to choose from is too large, people are less inclined to switch because of increased costs of collecting information and coming to a decision [ 17].

That will offset a decline in earnings in the European flat-steel business because of increased costs.

City Ballet reduced its time at Saratoga from three weeks to two in 2009, in part because of increased costs.

"If airlines and landlords are able to raise prices because of increased costs, why not working-class taxi drivers?" said Bhairavi Desai, their spokeswoman.

Lydall is shutting the plant at its Manchester, Conn., headquarters because of increased costs and competition in the cardboard industry, a spokeswoman, Carole Butenas, said.