Sentence examples for costs for being from inspiring English sources
And the high costs for being poor continue after their baby is born: poor families are also less able to adequately support and raise a child with developmental problems resulting from the birth defects believed to be caused by Zika.
The city's security costs for being host of the convention have been estimated at $75 million, most of it for mobilizing extra police officers to monitor the tourist sites and subways, airports, bridges, tunnels and other transportation hubs.
The moral hazard here is not so much that a bank's managers will deliberately try to escape the regulator's grasp, but that the creditors of big banks will reward them with lower borrowing costs for being too big to fail.
That argument is grounded in the straightforward point that non health and indirect benefits and costs are no less real benefits and costs for being non health and indirect.
Dillman recommends that the development of survey procedures should create respondent trust, perceptions of increased reward and reduced costs for being a respondent, taking into account the features of the survey situation, with the goal to reduce survey error by increasing response rate.
The cost for being wrong, he said, could be as much $300,000 in legal fees.
'Affluenza' mom released from jail, must pay the cost for being hauled back to Texas.
"Trans women, especially trans women of colour, pay the steepest social cost for being ourselves," Kira says.
