Sentence examples for cost pushing from inspiring English sources

Technology has now reached a stage where even the tiniest discrepancies can be of huge cost, pushing us towards a new era of time-keeping.

She also dreamed of radiant floor heating, but its cost pushed her toward radiators.

Once the inflation was in place Keynesians argued it was down to "cost push" factors like rising labour costs, such that monetary policy couldn't rein inflation in and needn't try.

However, the return of that accretion cost pushed 2017's net loss to a period-high.

"Cost pushes people to seek out transportation alternatives".

The policy, often described as "quantitative easing," uses scarcity to reduce borrowing costs, pushing investors to accept lower bond yields and to move money into riskier investments.

The Air Force had hoped to gain support for the tanker program through a lease arrangement that would lower initial costs, pushing most of the expense into the future.

The studio and its production and financing partner, Legendary Entertainment, spent an estimated $250 million to make "The Dark Knight Rises," with marketing costs pushing the total cost of this PG-13 movie over $400 million.

Europe is melting down, with Spain's 10-year borrowing costs pushing the dangerous 7percentt level.

Rental costs pushed up core prices.

Each year health costs push 100m people below the poverty line.