Sentence examples for costs of failed from inspiring English sources

Miles told the ABC the case showed the significance of his government's chain-of-responsibility reforms in protecting taxpayers from the costs of failed resource projects.

If the European Parliament agrees, such "bail-ins" would become law in 2018 and require bondholders to chip in to the costs of failed banks.

The starting point for a compromise is the observation that the external costs of failed deliveries and self-pick-ups depend crucially on the distance between customers and DPs.

In this regard, all participants in the health-care system have a stake in seeing that only clearly promising clinical trials are conducted, since the costs of failed trials will ultimately be born by the overall healthcare system and not solely by the developers of therapies.

As a result, the costs of failed economic policies extend well beyond economic lives (important as they are).

Choosing the most effective agent can help patients to avoid the physical, emotional, and financial costs of failed therapy and experience an increased quality of life.

Paradoxically, European policy makers do not seem to be aware of the costs of fail prescriptions and poor management.

The sensor must be changed for each ovulation cycle and replacements cost $25 to $30 each, so the cost of failed attempts can add up.

The FSCS can borrow from the Treasury, as we did in 2008, if the costs of a failed bank exceed what the industry can absorb in one go.

A common characteristic of all these voices is a belief that we will only change our policies and our attitudes when we open ourselves up to the stories of those affected by addiction and recognize the true human cost of decades of failed strategy.

After the savings-and-loan crisis in the 1980s, Congress required the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to recoup the costs of closing failed banks through assessments on other banks.