Specifically, measures with potential cost saving implications consisted of direct cost measures or other proxy measures with cost ramifications.
The person walks away with a bag full of drugs that cost thousands of dollars, and the ramifications of not taking the drugs properly are disastrous," says Sherman. "It's like walking away with a loaded gun and figuring out how you put on the safety".
In Staffordshire, Danny is counting the cost and is concerned about the ramifications of the drought.
Indirect costs have previously associated with the legal ramifications of contaminated blood supplies, and also the personal costs to affected donors and patients.
"I've been living the ramifications of the extreme high cost of this city way before the buses got here, and it will continue to happen until we get the affordable housing we need".
However, cost of maintaining datacenters, keeping the environmental ramifications of data centers at check, providing affordable computation alternative to users still needs to be addressed in a wholesome manner.
The ramifications of poor or inaccurate selling price after cost estimation can be very serious, ranging from product withdrawal to business bankruptcy.
My question is, given the ramifications of this policy and the cost, why the silence?
The economic ramifications of listing species are substantial with estimated costs of recovery plans and their implementation reaching into the multi-millions ([54]), if not billions of dollars for wide-ranging species such as sage-grouse.
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