Sentence examples for cost industries from inspiring English sources

Further, fiction-related problems are of major concern in effective maintenance as friction-related problems cost industries over $1 billion per annum.

Citrus greening has affected production worldwide, and although detected in Florida only in 2005, has already cost industries in that state well over US$4 billion.

He said it would cost industry $640 million to comply with the new rules, averaging $1,242 a company — but he estimated that the total benefits would exceed $4 billion.

The National Association of Manufacturers estimated that compliance with the rules would cost industry as much as $14 billion and eliminate tens of thousands of jobs.

While these cooling systems would essentially eliminate both impingement and entrainment, according to E.P.R.I. such upgrades would cost industry an estimated $100 billion.

BP said any clampdown would cost industry many billions of euros and so pollution curbs "should also be carefully accessed with close co-operation with the industrial sectors".

And it could cost industry plenty.

But introducing legislation does cost industry.

Labour argue that delaying a decision could risk Britain's continuous "sea deterrence" and cost industry billions.

Shadow defence secretary Bob Ainsworth, for Labour, said delaying a decision could risk Britain's continuous "sea deterrence" and cost industry billions.

Those regulations might cost industry $200 million or so.