Sentence examples for constitute a considerable cost from inspiring English sources

The extra labour cost required by a single-use agricultural system would constitute a considerable cost to the local communities and/or a draw on labour away from livestock rearing.

Other studies have reported that national level costs for administration and material purchase can constitute a considerable proportion of scale-up costs in the short term [ 9] and their inclusion increases overall intervention costs.

Unfortunately, filters have a complex design and performance, and constitute a considerable part of the volume and cost of present dc terminal stations.

Copts constitute a considerable part of the population of the governorate.

Mycorrhizal fungi constitute a considerable sink for carbon in most ecosystems.

Fractured carbonate reservoirs constitute a considerable proportion of hydrocarbon reservoirs in the world.

Moreover, baggage carts are not allowed on the platform because their presence would constitute a considerable hazard in emergency scenarios, and could create havoc to expeditious egress.

Furthermore, memory transfers constitute a considerable overhead for the GPU implementation.

Twardowski's unpublished manuscripts, often complete sets of lecture notes, constitute a considerable part of his philosophical corpus.

(It's worth pointing out that others claim EU tariffs in general constitute a considerable barrier to African development).

Hematopoietic cells constitute a considerable fraction within the whole muscle mononuclear cell preparation.