Sentence examples for cost of deferred from inspiring English sources

But now, with the expenses of past promises coming due, the cost of deferred decision-making is mounting.

The consequences of corrosion also depend on the life of the completion, the cost of deferred production caused by a well being shut in and the predictability of the failure.

Smith looked hesitant as she explained that the £550m cost of deferring the fuel duty would be paid for by £4bn of underspends in Whitehall departments last year.

If we assume that today's oil price is US$70 per barrel, discounted at 6%, and that the value of oil grows simply with a 2% inflation rate, the cost of deferring a day's production is about $2.25 million.

This association probably reflects the fact that attending an outside laboratory would lead to extra time, transport costs and deferred feedback of the test results [ 27, 28].

And he's in the process of deferring his loans, which, together, cost $1,500 a month.

For low-income customers, the city provides a loan for the other half of the cost, with repayment deferred until the property is sold.

To determine whether delayed G-CSF dosage could result in equivalent ANC recovery and thereby improve cost effectiveness, we deferred the administration of G-CSF until WBC recovery had begun.

Micronutrients supplementation could be a relatively low cost strategy to defer the initiation of expensive, potentially toxic and lifelong antiretroviral therapy.

John C. Liu, the city comptroller, commended the mayor for avoiding layoffs but cautioned that "the use of short-term financial maneuvers doesn't reduce real cost but simply defers costs to future administrations".

But the cost — in education deferred, income lost and isolation — is great.