Sentence examples for costly reporting from inspiring English sources

Unlike 20th century regulations that required onerous and costly reporting processes, one based on "structured data" could be done automatically, while the company itself could amortize the cost and effort of labeling that data by using it internally in a wide array of cost-saving ways.

Plenty of big businesses, too, are shunning the stockmarket, with its costly reporting requirements and impatient investors.

So Facebook can keep issuing both restricted stock and options to new employees without fear of triggering the (costly) reporting requirements.

Since the start of the Great Recession, public sector employees have come under increasing scrutiny from conservatives policy makers, who say public sector workers are too costly, reports the Weekly Standard.

Regarding perceptions on condoms prices, 48.6% of those who felt that condoms are too costly reported that they accept condom promotion and distribution.

In a statement, Mr Oliver said: "Now is not the time for more costly reports.

But TV chef Jamie Oliver, who has long campaigned for better school meals, hit out at the announcement, saying it was "not the time for more costly reports".

UN: Lag in Confronting Climate Woes Will Be Costly reports Justin Gillis at the New York Times.

I can't imagine our society being well served by the absence of difficult, time-consuming and costly investigative reporting.

In some cases, it has been costly: while reporting a feature on Boeing for Portfolio magazine some years ago, I observed that the company's difficulties in getting its vaunted Dreamliner off the ground were directly related to the "aggressive goals-fearful employee" dynamic.

"Thus, from the perspective of the mutual fund company, the relative underperformance of young managers in the postbubble period turns out not to be that costly," they report.