Sentence examples for ever-increasing cost from inspiring English sources

If there is any criticism to be leveled, it should not be directed at Rodriguez for doing what any other businessman would do in similar circumstances, but at the fans who annually flock to the stadium in ever-increasing numbers, at ever-increasing cost.

I offer a two-tier publication model that attempts to address both the ever-increasing cost spiral and to bring new technologies to bear on scientific communication.

The evidence supporting the idea that someone is "addicted" would consist of the continuation (or even increase) of seemingly autonomous and driven behaviors despite the ever-diminishing gain and the ever-increasing cost.

"The growth in pension requirements, plus the ever-increasing cost for current and retiree health benefits will crowd out other budgetary needs," said the task force, a project led by the former Federal Reserve chairman, Paul A. Volcker, and the former New York lieutenant governor, Richard Ravitch.

The economists wanted to focus on bringing down the ever-increasing cost of health care in America (the growth of which has slowed of late).

The health-care industry will enjoy steady growth, helped by an ageing population and the ever-increasing cost of new treatments.

As museums expand, they need more paying customers to cover ever-increasing costs.

Prices of project cars -- those that need substantial work or complete restoration -- continue to decline, a result of the ever-increasing costs of restoration.

Britain's first planned new nuclear plant for over 25 years at Hinkley Point in Somerset is backed by government but faces all sorts of other hurdles such as uncertain equity investors, legal challenges and ever-increasing costs and delays, which could scupper it yet.

"If we closed all county parks, and eliminated our bus transportation system, and closed the departments of public safety and emergency services, we would still have to raise the county property tax because of the ever-increasing costs to our residents of state mandated programs," County Executive Andrew J. Spano said in a statement released on Wednesday.

Nevertheless, they all have been affected to some degree by the following developments: the ever-increasing costs of producing complex new aircraft and spacecraft, the globalization of the economy, the volatile level of government spending on defense-related projects, the state of commercial air travel and its needs, and the commercialization of space and the prospect of its low-cost access.