Sentence examples for costs realised from inspiring English sources

Moreover, companies hoping to cut financing costs realised they could extract better terms by getting an auditor to vouch for them.

Given the prohibitive costs, realising conservation goals in the Agulhas Plain will probably depend upon the establishment of institutions, mechanisms, and incentives for private participation in conservation.

Moreover, a substantial reduction in health-care costs was realised [16].

Resource utilization is also likely to be improved and possible cost-savings realised; however this work did not have health economics planned and although simple retrospective calculations based either on the cost of occupying a bed in the Trust or on the national tariff for uncomplicated PE may suggest significant cost savings, one has to be critical of ad hoc methodology employed to these data.

They typically shoulder the costs without realising it.

Due to the infancy of the industry and the challenges of exploiting the resource, the economic costs of realising industrial scale tidal current energy projects are significant and should be considered as one of the key drivers of array design.

The costs of realising flexibilisation potentials for existing plants depend on the future mode of operation and the general flexibilisation strategy of the plant operator.

A major cost-offset is realised by the AE treatment costs, which are eroded with the consideration of best supportive/palliative care costs in the ensuing years.

Co-op takes a step in the right direction There is one insurer at least that seems to be trying to make it easier for people to understand their insurance costs, after it realised that two-thirds of us have no idea how premium rates are calculated.

Thus, a reduction in the GP consultations element of the overall costs may be realised in the longer term.

The aim of our approach was to estimate realised costs as opposed to modelling an investment decision, therefore discounting was deemed to be inappropriate.