Sentence examples for excess of costs from inspiring English sources

Another useful tactic is "value engineering". Most programs have some components that create benefits in excess of costs and others that do not.

Just for Kids Law said that research by the business department itself showed the average lifetime benefit to the national exchequer through tax and national insurance contributions is about £264,000 for men and £318,000 for women graduates – far in excess of costs resulting from the loans.

Responding to an inquiry from Senate Democrats, the service said that with the cost of oil over $100 per barrel, "prices are well in excess of costs and a small increase in taxes would be less likely to reduce oil output, and hence increase petroleum product (gasoline) prices".

That means that if the scientific consensus on human-caused climate change is correct, the correct cap or fee would necessarily generate economic benefits in excess of costs.

However, the effect is more sustainable in combination with training; without it RDTs lead to an excess of costs.

O/S infection represents an important excess of cost for the Catalan Health System.

The excess of cost associated with the programme was estimated in 25,570 €, 6,392.5 € a year.

Ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) is frequent and has been associated with substantial morbidity, mortality and excess of cost.

To estimate the excess of cost we based on differences between lengths of stay in patients with and without O/S infection and extra-cost related to readmission/need of ICU and re-operation.

Two issues here on football: the brutal game it's become, and the excesses of cost and substandard admissions.

Control strategies need to be cost-effective so that the benefits are in excess of the costs of carrying out the dehumidification.