Sentence examples for considerable cost implications from inspiring English sources

This would have considerable cost implications for healthcare providers.

Even the measures that are being proposed will have considerable cost implications.

The gold solution carries considerable cost implications for universities, who will have to find money from existing budgets to meet the charges involved.

The bigger question, and one that has considerable cost implications, is whether a continuous at-sea deterrent is still needed today, in a world in which traditional assumptions about relative influence and power no longer hold good.

Paul Ayris, the director of library services at University College London, warns: "The gold solution carries considerable cost implications for universities, who will have to find money from existing budgets to meet the charges involved".

But it also insists that a sense of perspective is needed, arguing that there are considerable cost implications stemming from a small number of complex requests at a time when the council has to make substantial savings.

Further tracing and advertising work would have had considerable time and cost implications and the funders suggested that further large-scale mailing would not be cost-effective.

There are considerable cost and resource implications of using PET/CT as the initial imaging investigation of choice in the evaluation of cancer patients.

In a geographical area of ethnic diversity, a number of languages would need to be supported to achieve equivalent recruitment rates for different ethnic groups, which has considerable cost and methodological implications.

Failure to notify Global Business Services of the proposed placement of an international employee can result in after-the-fact implications which can be of considerable cost to remedy, and which will be borne by the unit.

The cost implications of health worker migration to Australia are considerable.