Sentence examples for costs setting from inspiring English sources

The Genzyme Corporation, a biotechnology company based here, said today that profit for 2003 would probably be below analysts' expectations because of higher costs, setting off an 8percentt decline in its share price.

But his earlier devastating defeats may have so colored Mr. Nixon's outlook that he seemed to be willing to hang on to the White House at all costs, setting the stage for Watergate.

They argue in effect that as prices for food and fuel outrun incomes, American workers will somehow find the bargaining power to get raises and their employers, in turn, will raise prices to offset the additional wage costs, setting off an inflationary wage-price spiral.

It is administered in various ways depending on availability, costs, setting (clinic/private, discipline involved [physiotherapist/nurse/medical doctor]) and country.

Care home residents will, however, remain liable for board-and-lodging costs set notionally at £12,000.

The industry, fearing billions of dollars in new costs, set about to undo the suits.

A maturing solar industry with declining costs set against rising energy prices for fossil fuels should help.

The three-member commission rejected a deregulation effort to force the regional Bells to lease elements of their networks to rivals at low costs set by state regulators.

Mortgage rates, which respond closely to long-term borrowing costs set by traders in the government bond market, are less affected by the Fed actions.

Hopes are fading that the proposed cap on individual care costs, set at £75,000 but postponed to 2020, will ever be implemented.

A washing machine maker with factories in the United States now had a ready way to cut costs: set up a plant in Mexico.