Sentence examples for cost and commitment from inspiring English sources

Still, the cost and commitment of the fertility process makes such sex selection cases relatively unusual.

Mr McCain, writing in the Washington Post, called on the Bush administration to "level with the American people about the cost and commitment required to transform Iraq".

And yet we as a society and as individual families neglect the building, facilitate the breaking and balk at the cost and commitment of the repair.

The cloud has connected users in disparate locations and demolished many of the barriers that traditionally hampered innovation, notably cost and commitment of physical space, IT hardware and maintenance cost and time to implement.

Time cost and commitment cost may hinders the firms at the initial stages to attain diversity by the means of institutional network.

I rent a spare kitchen from a restaurant so although we have our own space I didn't have the big cost and commitment of a whole building.

Given the health-care costs and commitment involved in telemonitoring, well-designed longer-term multicenter studies with appropriate follow-up are required prior to its more widespread application.

Rapid growth, a continuing push to reduce costs, and commitment to shipping the highest quality epiwafers have been primary forces driving activity within our MBE operation.

Motivated by rising health-care costs and commitment to their staff's health and productivity, many companies are taking matters into their own hands.

Tory strategists believe the reversal in fortunes can be explained by its unashamed stance as a unionist party – attractive to Scots who voted No in the referendum and want to prevent a re-run at all costs – and commitment to keeping income tax rates the same or lower than at present when Holyrood is devolved further powers in this area.

What's more, small business owners are often gun-shy about the costs and commitment of bringing on new employees.