Sentence examples for cost going forward from inspiring English sources

While Portland, Oregon has high costs, its namesake in Maine is among the best-placed, spending just 1.6% of revenues.The worry for taxpayers in these cities are that there is nothing that can be done about the cost of past pension promises; at best, cities can reduce the cost going forward by moving new workers on to cheaper plans.

Assuming best literature value of 4 FPU enzyme per gram of glucan, assuming CETEC II as the subject enzyme, and assuming a 50% improvement in cost going forward (both efficiency and cost of enzyme), we derived an estimate for our lab work of $0.14 enzyme cost per liter per FPU per gram of substrate, assuming enzyme product cost of $1.00 per Kilogram.

"We think it's reasonable to ask our employees to share in a small portion of those costs going forward," Mr. Rhodes said.

"In many respects it works a lot like other situations where someone has a condition that will foreshadow the potential for higher costs going forward," Ms. Pisano said.

And while the lender must pay carrying costs going forward, it may decide not to throw good money after bad and instead dump the units at auction.

But it warned that the strong dollar "will affect our sourcing costs going forward".More evidence emerged that the recovery in the euro zone may at last be gathering pace.

While this would involve costs of some £215m in the short term (dealing costs, stamp duty etc) it would, according to a report from Hymans Robertson, an actuarial group, save some £230m in a year plus £190m a year in transaction costs going forward (because index funds trade less often than active managers).This is not a theoretical study.

Senator Le Gresley said: "We have significant costs going forward, not just for individuals but for the state.

"They target people who have maybe just retired, who have got money and are worried about electricity costs going forward," says Virginia Graham from Real Assurance.

But that could well change in the future, as it continues to reassess how it will deal with such costs, going forward.

The company has solid reserves, the strongest balance sheet in the industry, the lowest cost structure among its peers, and plans for increased production and even lower production costs going forward.