This socio-economic gap is coherent with the proportion of patients declaring that the cost of the treatment was a criterion in their ART centre choice: 2% of patients in Spain versus 91% in Greece.
However, sources close to BBVA say that they would now prefer to use their own technology supplier, and Mr Huber recently admitted to The Economist that factor-e is up for sale.At the time of the merger, Mr Huber declared that "cost is almost irrelevant".
More, the Congressional Budget Office recently declared that over the next decade, Obamacare will cost almost twice as much as the original projection of $900 billion - which was what representatives agreed to when they voted for Obamacare in the first place.
Caroline Pidgeon, leader of the Liberal Democrat London assembly group, said: "As recently as March, Boris Johnson proudly declared that the maintenance costs of the garden bridge would not be picked up by the taxpayer.
When French forces entered caves abandoned by jihadist fighters in the north of Mali, they found a letter from the regional al-Qaeda commander Abdulmalik Droukdal to his counterpart in Yemen, in which he declared that "most of the battle costs were met by spoil from the hostages".
In a significant speech on the economy in September, in which he claimed that the economic upturn showed that Labour had lost the intellectual argument, Osborne declared that Miliband's focus on the cost of living did not "amount to an economic policy".
First up was a blinking Thomas Pope who declared that Brexit was going to cost the country an extra £290m a week, but it was the deputy director, Carl Emmerson, who delivered the coup de grace to Lurch's autumn statement.
Thyssen's boss, Dieter Vogel, condemned Krupp's "wild west tactics" and declared that the move would cost tens of thousands of jobs.
Great Southern managed the woodlot, and the investor could deduct the cost of the lease from the income they declared that year for tax assessment purposes.
