Sentence examples for cost of drinking from inspiring English sources
Binge drinking is on the rise, taking the cost of drinking with it.
Forest land use is often associated with the protection of water resources from contamination and the reduced cost of drinking water supply.
Despite taxes hugely inflating the cost of drinking in bars or restaurants, Indians are generally embracing wine as a sophisticated treat, to be enjoyed occasionally in the right setting.
A civil engineering professor at Virginia Tech University, Marc Edwards, said that the cost of granular activated carbon treatment could double the total cost of drinking water treatment in some rural and poor communities.
Professor Marco Francesconi, who worked on the study, was at pains to highlight that this £4.9 billion figure didn't even reflect the total nationwide cost of drinking large amounts of alcohol all at once.
With a few goals, the solution may remain relatively unaffordable or the problem may be intractable to available technology (e.g., the high cost of drinking water systems in some regions and the weak progress on sanitation in virtually all regions).
According to Taiwan's Ministry of Finance, total revenue generated by the current alcohol tax is nearly NT$25 billion; clearly, the tax is insufficient to cover the tangible costs of drinking.
Our cost estimate of drinking water production made from the results of an ED plant exploitation at the Bozoi village in Kazakhstan (capacity is 10 m3/ h, raw water TDS is 12.9 g/L) gives 1.2 and 0.3 US$ per m3 when the energy cost is 0.13 and 0.02 US$/kWh, respectively, or 0.1 and 0.025 US$ per kg eliminated salts for the same energy cost values.
Nevertheless, this saving represents only 2.1% of the total £4.89 billion estimated cost of binge drinking.
We suggest that even the higher minimum price of 50p per unit falls short of the adjustment needed to offset the cost of binge drinking.
Proposed excise taxes of 8.9p on 4% alcohol by volume (ABV) beer, 27.2p on 13% ABV wine are well below the 23% increase required to offset the cost of binge drinking.
