Sentence examples for complications cost from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Gianaris, who represents northwestern Queens, said that the two projects might never get built because of technical complications, cost overruns and tight credit.
In 2001, the surgeon general issued a report noting that obesity and its complications cost the nation $117 billion annually, much of it through Medicare and Medicaid.
But, according to the Institute of Medicine, other STDs and their complications cost America $10 billion each year.
In an editorial accompanying the study, Dr. Jeffrey S. Ginsberg of McMaster University in Ontario noted that treating the complications cost more than $200 million each year in the United States.
Consensus statements regarding the influence of specific enteral feeding methods on key clinical outcomes (ie, infectious complications, cost, length of hospital stay, and mortality) were developed and graded based on the quality of the available evidence.
It actually makes financial sense for insurance companies to cover birth control, ABC's Jake Tapper notes, because unwanted pregnancies and resulting complications cost more than contraception and sterilization.
A normal hospital delivery without complications costs around $70 US dollars - $20 US dollars more than the monthly income of an average Balinese family.
Meteorologists have long known, for example, that cities can trap radiant energy and compound the complications, costs and miseries of summer -- the so-called heat-island effect.
Rates of diabetes in the UK have soared by nearly 60 per cent in the past decade, according to the charity Diabetes UK and treating the condition and its many potential complications costs the NHS an estimated £10bn a year.
Compared with ECMO, it is easier to use, associated with fewer complications, cost-effective, and can be used in secondary and tertiary centers.
Vaughan Gething AM, the committee chair, called it a major challenge, with the disease and complications costing the Welsh NHS £500m every year.
