Sentence examples for cost rising from inspiring English sources

For that, they have to upgrade, with the cost rising with the level of guidance.

Looking at the impact on price, the research found that Poland's beer drinkers would be hardest hit in the worst-case scenario, with the cost rising almost fivefold.

Reliability-based design optimization (RBDO) under hybrid probabilistic and interval model is a nested loop optimization whose computational cost rising from evaluation of the objective function and the component reliability is considerable.

Verizon, which operates in 30 states, said the price would vary by state but would typically range from $20 to $24 per telephone line a month, with the cost rising each subsequent year.

A row over the cost of HS2 was rekindled last week when transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin told MPs that the total funding had increased by £10bn to £42.2bn, with the cost rising to £50bn including rolling stock.

If the government subsidised 50% of the cost of the some of the technologies, Britain would save 14m tonnes of CO2 a year, or 3% of all emissions for a cost rising to £2.2bn a year by 2030.

The show's cost rose from $3.6 million to $5.1 million.

By comparison, the cost rose 16percentt from 1998 to 1999.

The hospital's average labor-related cost rose by 16%.

"We see costs rising," she said.

Populations are ageing and costs rising.