Sentence examples for consequence of rising costs from inspiring English sources

One consequence of rising costs is that about 4,500 F-16's and other jets will be replaced by only 3,100 new jets.

As a consequence of rising manufacturing costs, the price of fast fashion will go up, leaving consumers with the expectation that quality will also improve accordingly.

The rapidly rising rates of childhood obesity and subsequent increasing burden of disease and disability has grave social and economic consequences, contributing to rising cost of health services and limiting economic growth.

Coastal development has soared as a direct consequence, and this rush toward the sea is the biggest factor in the rising costs of storm bailouts.

This was due to rising costs of electricity.

Consequently, there is growing concern about the overutilization of diagnostic tests and markers, the potential negative health consequences due to over testing, and the steeply rising costs for diagnostic testing [ 1, 2].

It's just another consequence of rising American income inequality.

Yet the flaws, missing pieces, delays and rising costs have come with scarcely any consequences for anyone in city government.

Rising costs.

First, of course, is the rising cost of fuel.

Our study has highlighted issues in access based on need and the consequences of unmet need, the context being that a fixed and predetermined budget, increasing demand and rising cost of medicines are all compounding constraints in affordability.