Sentence examples for excesses cost from inspiring English sources

Dore shows the divergence between the practical and the radical, suggesting that the movement's excesses cost it some degree of influence.

While potentially illegal and certainly opposed by ECB and EU policy, Ireland is actually paying off a substantial part of its debt to itself: Ireland's Central Bank took over the debt of the infamous Anglo Irish Bank, whose speculative excesses cost the Irish economy nearly 20% of GDP when it became insolvent.

Publicly owned housing projects have an even larger excess cost.

A small portion of that, something like 5%, is lost in the excess cost of procurement.

But what will be the excess cost that the taxpayer has to shoulder?

At a conservative estimate, at least half of this is an excess cost attributable to private finance.

You can deduct the excess cost of a gluten-free product over a comparable gluten-containing product.

In addition, such studies have an excess cost, mainly because of the expense associated with drug measurements.

It is observed that the heat removal rate can be greatly improved at almost no excess cost.

We find two-thirds of the spending increase in 1990 2011 resulted from ageing, and the rest from excess cost growth.

When covered costs exceed the current STAP/STRP limit, the excess cost may be partially or fully reimbursed by the employee's department.