Sentence examples for ever higher cost from inspiring English sources

But more broadly they worry that the EPA is constantly tightening restrictions on pollution, at ever higher cost to business but with diminishing returns in terms of public health.

So why did it keep doing the same thing, drilling in ever more dangerous locations at ever higher cost for ever less yield?

But infuriating customers who are already annoyed at ever higher costs and have other options — like giving up their cable connections and relying only on broadcast signals and Netflix — seems a bad business move for both sides.

This traps the industry where it began, in the world of ever higher costs.

Obamacare has worked its way into the fabric of American medicine, which was on an unsustainable path to ever higher costs and less access.

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

Groundwater levels in certain areas have fallen dramatically since the 1940s, leading to ever higher pumping costs.

Almost 100 years ago to the day, women left behind in the Glasgow tenement blocks as their husbands fought in the great war refused to be bullied into paying ever higher housing costs and went on a rent strike.

To keep pace, we would have to build walls ever higher, which would cost a lot in terms of building and maintenance.

We are not there yet, but the stakes are getting ever higher, and the costs of risk-averse strategies ever greater.

Population growth and, more importantly, the rapidly growing middle classes in the developing world, are pushing demand for grain-intensive protein ever higher, while rising energy costs are pushing up the cost of supply.