Sentence examples for cost of resolving from inspiring English sources

Only the poorest should carry the cost of resolving our housing crisis.

The F.D.I.C. expects the cost of resolving failed banks to grow to about $100 billion in the next four years.

The agency also expects the cost of resolving troubled banks to be lower in the near future.

But many lenders are expected to participate voluntarily, because the government would be absorbing much of the cost of resolving their bad loans.

The MoJ estimates the average cost of resolving a relationship breakdown through mediation is £500 as opposed to £4,000 if the issues are fought out in court.

Desmond Supple, at Barclays Capital, reckons that the cost of resolving the banking mess could run to 40-50% of GDP in many economies.

The rewards were large when the sun was shining; surely the costs of resolving egregious deeds should also be significant.

Underwater Fiscal Cliff: Where Americans must decide whether the long-term costs of resolving the budget crisis exceed the present free-market value of even bothering to have a damn country anymore.

Mr. O'Neal, who barely spoke during the meeting, dismissed speculation that the costs of resolving litigation over its research recommendations could cripple the firm or drive it to sell itself to another bank.

Moreover, the company, which provides oil field, engineering and construction services, said that it expected to take a substantial charge related to the estimated future costs of resolving asbestos lawsuits and that it would provide details tomorrow with its earnings report.

Treasury's proposal was to pay the costs of resolving insolvent institutions after the fact by taxing the large surviving firms.