Sentence examples for costs of problem from inspiring English sources

The assertion was made by Eric Pickles, the secretary of state for communities and local government, after councils sent estimates of the costs of problem families to his Troubled Families Unit.

The social and health costs of problem gambling are large and have many things in common with more traditional addictions, including moodiness, relationship problems, absenteeism from work, domestic violence, and bankruptcy.

In addition, the economic costs of problem drinking are also high.

The health and social costs of problem drinking (i.e., alcohol abuse or dependence) impact both the drinker and society at large [ 2], highlighting the need for a broad community-based response that includes both government-led primary prevention and community-level interventions.

A report due to be published next week by the Institute for Public Policy Research will estimate the total cost of problem gambling to the public purse.

It estimated the annual social cost of problem gambling in Australia at $4.7bn£3bnbn), and recommended that voluntary pre-commitment systems be phased in for electronic gaming machines.

A minimum price of 45p per unit will make no difference to the cost of problem drinks, like Buckfast, but it will punish pensioners and people on low incomes.

We first observe that the optimal cost of problem (2) at iteration k is | R (p k ))|.

However, for the implementation of the multi-thread computing, the time cost of problem decomposition and results combination should also be taken into account.

That work is part of the Scottish government's alcohol strategy which has estimated that the cost of problems caused by alcohol consumption is £3.56bn-a-year - about £900 for every adult in the country.

If the cost of problems related to multiple sclerosis is not fully captured then the cost effectiveness of treatment will be underestimated.