Sentence examples for broader cost of from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday, the broader cost of that scandal became clear when the carmaker announced a loss of $3.86bn, its first quarterly loss in 15 years.
And in this case, that tightfistedness is especially misplaced, since the broader cost of the time passengers are spending in line dwarfs the cost of hiring more screeners.
A dismal calculus A moment of truth Reprints Related items The UN and humanitarian intervention: To protect sovereignty, or to protect lives?May 15th 2008 Peacekeeping: Call the blue helmetsJan 4th 2007So the authors give a "speculative" figure for the broader cost of each conflict: $250 billion.
That has left donor nations — the United States being the largest — to cover his monthly $100,000 legal bill and the broader costs of his $20 million trial.
On the broader costs of social security, Reeves says that the government is failing to control costs because it does not grasp the adverse effects that falling wages and rising rents are having in pushing up the welfare bill.
Almost 7,000 deaths in England in 2008 were directly attributable to alcohol, according to official figures; government attempts in 2003 to estimate the broader costs of excess drinking to the NHS, to employers, to society in the form of anti-social behaviour came up with over £15 billion, in 2001 prices.Will this new minimum price change much?
The experiences of four local families struggling to keep their homes reflect the broader costs of Fannie and Freddie's rejection of principal reduction, from the deterioration of properties to the dislocation besetting neighborhoods.
Maintenance costs for the health system as a whole were included in the broader costing of the health strategy and were taken into account in this section to avoid double counting.
The broader cost to Britain of the economic and social marginalisation of so much of its Muslim population is huge.
To me, it's like we're forming the incentives of financial institutions, and making compensation better reflect the broader cost to society of these externalities would be be the best way of solving it.
The yield on Italian 10-year bonds, the broad cost of government borrowing, crept back above 7 percent on Thursday as European stocks fell for a sixth day.
