Sentence examples for counted costs from inspiring English sources

In half of the trusts running acute hospitals, there were serious flaws in the way they counted costs, chiefly in recording the amount of activity.

And each person not counted costs the community thousands of dollars each year in federal money that supports programs for the elderly, Head Start, veterans, hospitals, schools and many more.

The most expensive disaster by far was Hurricane Katrina in 2005, which caused $45 billion worth of damage, not counting costs that were covered by the National Flood Insurance Program.

You can't count costs if you want to transplant 1,500 California oak trees;and he spent millions on that arboreal fancy.

For a two-stage system with identical error distributions and counting costs, we prove that it is more effective to conduct more frequent cycle counts at the downstream stage.

In a numerical study for more general systems, we find that location (proximity to the customer), error rates, and counting costs are primary factors that determine which stages should get a higher priority when allocating cycle counts.

And that's not counting costs at the local level.

More robust rationing lies ahead, since we can't afford not to count costs.

"Rationing," in other words, is inevitable even when clinical policymakers don't mean to count costs.

Like as not, this will be followed almost immediately by allegations that other people are complete lying scumbags when they use one of the other half-dozen ways to count costs.

We did not count costs relating to expenses of the trial (e.g. "we paid participants $5 to complete the testing"), funding sources or financial conflict of interest.