Sentence examples for costs escalating from inspiring English sources

With all of these costs escalating airport operators say building terminals with shared resources makes economic sense.

"We have prescription drug costs escalating at a rate that is not sustainable," said Dr. Robert C. Seidman, Wellpoint's chief pharmacy officer.

With costs escalating and advertising slumping, American publishers are looking to reduce the expense side of producing a magazine and maximize its impact, a formula the British seem to have down pat.

With costs escalating to 252bn yen (£1.3bn, $2bn) – almost double the original budget and making it the most expensive stadium of modern times – the oversized arena has finally been scrapped.

One result has been a gradual ratcheting up of incentive costs, escalating into a discounting war that no automaker is willing to lose, even as everyone in the industry hopes that the Fed will not act again.

Reports suggest an extra 250,000 primary places are needed this year, and with land costs escalating in inner cities and budgets shrinking, fulfilling the need will be difficult, but it is right to say that it should not be done by allowing class sizes to creep upwards.

Costs escalate when medical care is included.

Postponing highway repairs actually increases future deficits, because costs escalate so rapidly when maintenance is deferred.

At the same time, production costs rose sharply, as fuel costs escalated.

One larger project in Illinois, FutureGen, was abandoned by the Bush administration as costs escalated.

Even if costs escalate, as they almost certainly will, the risk-reward ratio should still look pretty favourable.