Sentence examples for dramatic costs from inspiring English sources

"Any energy efficiency program on an EU scale would decrease gas consumption and have dramatic costs for Russian imports," the MEP added.

Outreach social services for children and women in dzud-affected provinces receive a further boost from UNICEF As Spring unfolds the dramatic costs of the Dzud for Mongolian children and women continue to mount.

Given the dramatic costs of nursing home care, and of informal care for patients with disability even if they are able to return home, it may be highly cost-effective to conduct brief early interventions to prevent rather than remediate new disability.

That's a dramatic cost difference".

It will be fascinating to see if his dramatic cost-cutting emulates Auckland's success.

Indeed, Concorde was only certified late in 1975 after years of testing, dramatic cost overruns and dwindling customer interest.

But in the last two years, the nation's creditors have pushed hard for dramatic cost savings to cut back the deficit.

Typically, technology advances are not adopted unless they offer dramatic cost or performance advantages over the technologies they are replacing.

Four months ago, Forbes put Mr. Hurd on its cover, attributing H.P.'s success to "dramatic cost-cutting" and "a brutalizing culture of accountability".

If Britain's dramatic cost-cutting produces a recovery no worse than America's, Republicans will have a powerful rhetorical weapon at their disposal.

Its management is said to be planning a series of dramatic cost-cutting measures to meet targets demanded by parent company News Corporation.