Sentence examples for even higher costs from inspiring English sources

The Russian ruler's vanity is now incurring even higher costs for the 2018 World Cup.

And when those people check into hospitals, they generate even higher costs for those employers and consumers who pay insurance premiums.

Climate contrarians love to exaggerate the costs of reducing carbon pollution, but the even higher costs of allowing global warming to continue are far too often overlooked.

And in some cases, researchers are now uncovering ways in which menstruation brings even higher costs that may affect the course of a young girls life.

Even when private plans save money, Medicare forces the plans to provide more generous benefits, which only encourages more care and even higher costs.

Considering that the inflation rate is running at about 1.7 percent a year (and many consumers are experiencing even higher costs), many savers are losing purchasing power.

Price later paid the bill at an even higher cost -- his job.

It would have been an unmitigated disaster, with an even higher cost estimate".

That would impose an even higher cost on the economy and budget because ever poorer households cannot spend and consume.

Once the economy rebounds, he said, a new "jumbo" size product typically emerges, at an even higher cost per ounce.

Accused of mistreating their women and proliferating with devious rapidity, and goaded to abandon their religious and cultural baggage, many Jews in the 19th century paid an even higher cost of "integration" than that confronting Muslims today in France.