Sentence examples for difficult cost from inspiring English sources

Papa John's International has also struggled in a "difficult cost and competitive environment," said Nigel Travis, the president and chief executive, in a statement on Feb. 26.

This is a difficult cost to get around, and unfortunately you may have to simply pay the fees when you need to, and make savings in other places.

Given that a foster care placement can cost up to £140,000, this is a difficult cost to meet without help.

With an increasing number of high-profile retail and manufacturing bankruptcies, companies big and small are being urged by the investment community to make difficult cost cuts.

But from an economic point of view, [the Affordable Care Act] is going to incentivise fewer hours per employee in a really difficult cost environment.

"Access would be more difficult, cost would increase by losing the current tax deduction, physician's education and research opportunities would decrease.

Means testing is another difficult cost-containment option.

Fast Internet is essential for his work, he said, and without it, everyday tasks like connecting with clients in the United States via video chat become difficult, costing him time and money.

In Spain and other public health systems, a difficult cost-benefit decision must be taken as to which level of the health care system these patients should be treated in: either in specialised settings, which many patients prefer, or in primary care, which is usually more cost-effective.

Escalating sports content costs make it more difficult for cost cuts at BT to offset any competitive impact.

Internet providers had said implementing the scheme would be technically difficult and cost too much.