Sentence examples for cost of delay from inspiring English sources

"Uncertainly increases the cost of delay", he argues.

Mr. Jones said in an interview that another cost of delay came from losing potential witnesses, now dead, who might have revealed their secrets to clear their consciences.

Road-traffic congestion has accentuated the problem, and the cost of delay has become critical in the economic comparison of air and surface transportation.

The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has issued four sobering reports on the ill effects of global warming and the high cost of delay in slowing the emissions of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

The high cost of delay is evident at Self help Community Services, a New York agency that assists people who were persecuted by the Nazis in the 1930's and 40's.

That was not the county's procedure, Judge Ralston said, and he was concerned about the cost of delay as well, because the Houston morgue was charging Waller County $45 a day to store the corpse.

A World Bank survey on financial transition, published in July 2001, pointed clearly to the high cost of delaying bank reform.

The land, homes and futures of his people (like the Bikinians before them) have been deemed the price of doing business, the acceptable cost of delaying the end of the carbon economy.

Concessions made in the Senate and the cost of delays in legislation cost the budget another $10.6bn over four years, with the government calculating another $33.9bn of revenue at risk from measures not yet legislated.

Such notions of intergenerational equity underpin the 2006 Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change, a British study that marked a turning point in the debate, stressing the enormous cost of delaying preventive action.

With each passing day without concrete, contractors will be more inclined to send workers home as the cost of delays eats into their potential profits, said Ms. Richardson, of the contractors association.