Sentence examples for broader costs from inspiring English sources

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.

The Bank of England governor applauded the review: "For too long the financial sector has suffered the economic consequences of this inequality while society has borne the broader costs".

And given the broader costs to society of child poverty, not better for anyone else – except, perhaps, a government that we suspect may be trying to avoid being held to account.

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.

The "treasure" consists of money extracted from "starry-eyed investors", according to James Goold, a lawyer who represented Spain in the Odyssey case.If profits are low, the broader costs are high.

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?

But such "gainsharing" will align doctors' incentives with broader cost-cutting goals.

Those experiences convinced officials that a broader cost-benefit analysis was in order before pursuing other prosecutions.

The broader cost to Britain of the economic and social marginalisation of so much of its Muslim population is huge.

In August, Casella announced it would eliminate several dozen jobs as part of a broader cost-cutting effort.

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.