Sentence examples for earliest costs from inspiring English sources

But three months after submitting her claim, Mrs. Derks received a letter from Conseco saying she had waited too long, and her earliest costs would not be reimbursed.

To critics who argue that the golf course was over budget, he counters that the earliest cost estimates were unrealistic.

But sending teams out needlessly or too early costs the city $40,000 an hour.The planning started in the humid heat of summer.

The internal documents from Prosperity USA suggest that the group, a nonprofit organization, effectively subsidized some early costs of Mr. Cain's presidential bid.

Conditional upon earlier costs of bread, later costs of bread are independent of later water levels.

In Sober's example, there are transition chances from earlier costs of bread to later costs of bread, and there are transition chances from earlier water levels to later water levels.

However, the benefits gained in being able to better rationalize the subsequent early drug development and clinical pharmacology programs should more than outweigh the early costs.

In a statement Better said: "Very substantial early cost-cutting enabled an improvement in profitability.

With earlier cost cuts announced by the company, Disney will have saved about $900 million by fiscal year 2003.

It closed its bureaus in an earlier cost-cutting move in 2015.

The study leaned on earlier cost estimates from a 2016 study in Nature Climate Change.