Sentence examples for cost alarms from inspiring English sources
Limitation of existing grafts including restricted donor site, risks of immune reactions, infectious diseases and high cost alarms the growing need of natural, cost effective and functional graft as the dermal substitute.
"Coupled with sky-high tuition costs, alarming dropout rates, poor job placement services and the many other troubling practices that we've uncovered in the HELP Committee's investigation," he said, "it is obvious that Congress must step in to hold this heavily federally subsidized industry more accountable".
Nowadays the cost of alarms inclusion in automation systems is relatively low and so the volume of information exceed the operator´s ability to carry out effective actions during operation of the process.
Newer systems, however, can reduce the total cost of alarm ownership.
Expect to spend about $500 for insurance, printing costs, smoke alarms or other equipment to make the house conform to local fire codes.
Another author of the report, Jon R. Gabel, said the resurgence of health care costs was alarming.
But soaring wages, energy and food prices and higher raw material costs have alarmed policy makers in Beijing, who worry about inflation sparking social unrest.
The idea of being asked to repay costs has alarmed activists and civil rights groups, who say the charges would probably limit large-scale demonstrations to a few groups that could afford to incur the costs — violating the First Amendment guarantees of every American's right to assemble.
Costs of alarm signalling was recently discussed by Verheggen et al. [49], who demonstrated that pea aphids regulate the emission of EBF according to social environment, with small colonies releasing less EBF than large colonies.
These false alarms cost the police an estimated $1.5 billion, the report found, and accounted for 10percentto25percentcent of all police calls.
