Sentence examples for entails cost from inspiring English sources

In a recent column, I noted that some experts don't consider gold an appropriate asset in a typical diversified investment portfolio, partly because it generates no earnings, yet holding it entails cost.

Avoiding mechanical (speed, torque) sensors in electric motor control entails cost reduction and reliability improvement.

This is because disclosing environmental information entails cost, which firms will only bear when there is sufficient profit beyond fulfilling shareholders' obligation (Brammer and Pavelin 2006).

This study supports that the treatment of RRMS with glatiramer acetate entails cost savings derived from reduced expenses in therapy cost, relapse management and spasticity improvement when compared to interferon-β.

Any educational change entails cost and although the analysis of the data shows that the commitment for continuing the program was present at the governmental and institutional level, the institutional heads had reservations about its sustainability [ 10, 24].

The lack of food security for such people, and the social insecurity it entails, costs Britain dearly.

Yesterday, the Spanish newspaper Público quoted the Catalan police union's estimate, that "the mere deployment of the Mossos d'Esquadra entails costs of €150,000 for each of the four days of the Bilderberg meeting".

Accurately identifying and enrolling a low-income population entails costs and these rise as more precision is sought.