Sentence examples for costs institutions from inspiring English sources

Plexus Group, a Los Angeles adviser to money managers and brokerage firms that specializes in analyzing the costs of trading, estimates that market impact costs institutions -- and their shareholders -- 1percentt of the net on a large-capitalization stock trade, and up to 4.5percentt on small-cap transactions.

We have additionally sought to provide more local provision through 20,000 places at lower-cost institutions.

A market has emerged in which students can choose between top-dollar and low-cost institutions.

Typically, Mr. Epstein says, "it would cost institutions tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars in additional recruitment expense to achieve such an applicant boost".

EPF estimates that this would cost institutions £6m a year and would result in job cuts, pay freezes and recruitment freezes.

At corporate-style workshops held at enormous cost, institutions love to posit, "What kind of doctor do we want you to be?" Implicit in this question is the message that a doctor's conduct can be shaped by institutional expectation.

Most important for the long term, the budget accelerates movement from uncoordinated fee-for-service care to managed care, from high-priced specialists to primary care doctors, and from high-cost institutions to care in the community through grants, technical support and financing for health information technology.

Allegations of research misconduct can end careers and cost institutions time and money.

Consumers make up their own minds, while marketing and sales occur in lower-cost institutions without much highbrow reputation.

It has also brought howls from high-cost institutions that claim they must spend more because their patients are sicker.

Some believe the current policy encourages excessive borrowing and permits some students to "cash out" at low-cost institutions where they borrow well above the price of tuition.