Sentence examples for cost increase to from inspiring English sources

The council said the tenant currently paying rent of £440 would see their monthly cost increase to around £750.

"At some point, E.V.'s will need to pay their fair share for road maintenance, but it's too early, and any cost increase to the consumer will hurt sales and slow market adoption".

"That's going to represent a significant cost increase to a Medicaid program that has already experienced steady cost increases over the last decade," said John Davidson, a health policy analyst at the conservative Texas Public Policy Foundation.

Similarly, Florida Power and Light said in January that it would not proceed beyond licensing with plans to build two new reactors at its Turkey Point site, after the Florida Public Service Commission rejected its request to pass on a $1.27 billion cost increase to its users.

We incrementally reduced availability of anthropogenic foods (benefit reduction) and increased energetic costs of movement in response to aversive conditioning treatments (cost increase) to search for thresholds resulting in avoidance of human-dominated patches.

The latest International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans' survey 2015 Employer-Sponsored Health Care: ACA's Impact found that 20% of employers believe the Cadillac tax will be the ACA provision causing the most significant future cost increase to their bottom line.

The AARP plans have managed to hold down the cost increases to 10percentt or less.

You can't reliably pass on cost increases to your customers.

Unlike California's, New York State's regulators allow the power distributors to pass on the full cost increases to consumers.

A number of suppliers are understood to have approached supermarkets asking for cost increases to be covered.

"This puts more pressure on firms to pass through cost increases to consumers and has a negative effect on consumer prices," Mr. Willmore explained.