Sentence examples for burden of cost from inspiring English sources
Yet this pillar of Canada's national identity is now creaking under the burden of cost.
Often, those beleaguered institutions have enabled America to protect its interests while sharing the burden of cost with others.
Medicaid could be converted to block grants, compelling states to assume more of the burden of cost control.
META expects the millennium bug to increase this burden of cost to 55% over the next 2 1/2 years.But this does not have to be so.
By blocking the transactions at the point at which the consumer uses a credit card, it is possible to shift the burden of cost to the spammer.
The economic death spiral would then dump an increasing proportion of the burden of cost of maintaining and upgrading the network onto renters, apartment dwellers and those without access to the capital needed to purchase solar and battery technologies.
Bancassurance does not spread the burden of costs much, says Andrew Goodwin at Commerzbank.
That threat has prompted Young to begin campaigning for the introduction of what he calls "a common-sense approach" to the question of who bears the burden of costs in relation to soundproofing.
PanAmSat said yesterday that its fourth-quarter earnings tumbled 98percentt as it labored under the burden of costs associated with its high-speed Internet network using nearly two dozen orbiting satellites.
To lessen the heavy burden of costs, for Japanese complex insurance policies, we recommend that the unapproved but potentially effective and safe drugs should become available to cancer patients.
The burden of costs in higher education has been shifting to students: At UC, tuition and fees now cover 46.3% of the budget, according to the California Budget Project, up from 18.9% in 1998.
