Sentence examples for costs created from inspiring English sources

It would also force Con Ed to accept a $60 million loss in costs created by the deregulation process.

This rigidity translates into an economic case against high change fees, based on what an economist might call "the deadweight costs" created by stranded passengers.

Those savings are then used to offset costs created by the law — especially coverage for the uninsured — so that the overall law doesn't add to the deficit.

New regulation will tend to spur further innovation, as market participants attempt to minimize the private costs created by new rules.

Therefore, the use of courts will only be efficient when it minimizes the total control costs created by all three players–––the principal, the agent, and the courts.

MR. JUDY, citing the loss of merchant business and the added security costs created by such hubbub and tension, says the Aryan Nations has committed "economic terrorism" against his city.

The reforms aimed to reduce costs, create better quality and a safer service through improved governance.

In a dynamic moral hazard setting, dynamically increasing costs create information asymmetry.

With lower landing fees, these airports reduce costs, creating savings (theoretically) passed on to the consumer.

Sustainability and rising food costs create demanding parameters, yet customers feel entitled to behave as if always right.

The danger, as we will see next week, is that, besides solving old theoretical problems, reinstating trading costs creates new ones.