Sentence examples for costs heading from inspiring English sources

But consumers face higher gasoline, housing and food costs heading into the holiday shopping season.

That was followed by the managed-care backlash, when the trend line for health-care costs headed back up.

The central bank noted that prices for cars, gasoline and computers were falling while insurance and health care costs headed higher.

It doesn't take a CPA to project that if Disney eliminates many of the smaller Fox titles, then exhibitors' film rental costs head further northward, impacting their bottom lines.

Christian Dwyer, general manager for AOL-owned MapQuest Inc., said that the company started superimposing gasoline prices on its road maps when fuel costs headed toward record highs in 2008.

As health care costs head into a fourth consecutive year of double-digit increases, employers are shifting a growing share of the burden onto people who make the heaviest use of medical services.

L. 114 94, § 2001(b)(1)(D)(i), substituted "Eligible project cost parameters" for "Eligible project costs" in heading.

L. 102 237, § 401(b)(3), substituted "Record keeping" for "Limits on overhead costs" as heading.

Recently, the House of Commons' public accounts committee revealed costs were "heading for around £11bn".

As a sign that confidence is returning to the markets, borrowing costs are heading lower across the world following governments attempts to shore up struggling economies.

Mr. Broad made his fortune first in low-cost housing heading up the Kaufman & Broad Company.