Sentence examples for cost globally from inspiring English sources

http://t.co/EuLZInCdxW pic.twitter.com/nB6uXoDFSu April 24 , 2014Nick Molho, head of climate and energy policy at WWF-UK said: "At a time where energy security and the cost of living are taking centre stage in UK politics, proposals to ban onshore wind, a reliable technology that has cut its cost globally by 43% in just four years, come across as highly irrational.

The cost globally of a data breach for enterprises had risen 11% in 2017.

More recently, the cost globally of a data breach for enterprises had risen 11% in 2017.

These diseases account for the majority of disease burden, and the majority of health care cost, globally.

At pennies per application, soap offers a low cost, globally applicable, simple intervention that may reduce infections, as well as wound and bone healing complications following open fractures.

The developed methodology is considered a straight-forward low-cost globally applicable approach to quantitatively and qualitatively evaluate urban growth patterns that could help to address spatial, economic and ecological questions in urban and regional planning.

And in the coming months, retailers will face rising costs globally for cotton, fuel and labor.

Wild will be an interesting test at a time when big media companies increasingly seek to spread production costs globally.

The disposal of large amounts of food waste has caused significant environmental pollution and financial costs globally.

Rerouting flights to save the Arctic sea ice would cost about $99 million a year in additional fuel and operational costs globally, the scientists reported.

In August 2011, the bank announced a plan to slash 30,000 jobs by 2013, part of an effort to cut costs globally by $2.5 billion to $3.5 billion.