Sentence examples for costs of the complex from inspiring English sources

Some critics suggest that an expansion of humanitarian ambitions combined with the costs of the complex and centralised system may also be contributing to soaring costs.

Physical investments in logistics infrastructure will bring a positive contribution in this case, but an evaluation of the costs of the complex structure of tariff and non-tariff barriers, which trade protection in the country has become is highly due.

One of the biggest obstacles is the cost of the complex, sophisticated labs where "in vitro" egg fertilisation takes place.

But Bush killed the original plan after the cost of the complex project skyrocketed from $1 billion to $1.8 billion.

There are also carrying charges — these days about $184 a room — which cover all utilities and reflect the day-to-day costs of running the complex.

However, the introduction of a weighted bed-day commissioning tariff in 2009/10 for Unit B has since provided a fairer reimbursement system to meet the additional costs of the more complex patients.

But some financial institutions, trade groups, scholars and members of Congress have raised an array of concerns, starting with the cost of creating the complex computer systems needed to track Americans' accounts.

The city's stadium plans have drawn criticism from civic groups on the West Side, which have raised concerns about everything from the cost of building the complex above the old rail yards in Midtown to potential traffic problems.

The banks are accused of baffling the city over the costs and benefits of the complex derivatives.

The scenarios provided in the 'Results' section show how changes in this economic framework of prices and costs shape the complex structure of energy provision for the Reininghaus District.

Lignocellulosic refining is not yet rationally cost-effective because of the complex nature of the feedstock as well as high costs of pretreatment and enzymatic hydrolysis of cellulose.