Sentence examples for expected costs of from inspiring English sources

The expected costs of meritless class actions are thus particularly high for the most innovative firms.

Charts compare the expected costs of electricity under a wide variety of scenarios.

Cambridge, which is leading the procurement, has not published the expected costs of the deal.

Insurance companies were also shunned because of the expected costs of claims that will be coming.

In all these cases, I think the expected costs of inaction vastly outweighed, and outweigh, the costs of government intervention.

Last year VW set aside €6.7bn to cover the expected costs of recalling of about 11m diesel vehicles.

Cigna increased reserves by $9 million in the third quarter to help cover the expected costs of the settlement.

The objective is to minimize the sum of investment costs and expected costs of operating the supply chain.

The IMF generates moral hazard asymmetrically, reducing the expected costs of risky lending and policies for states that are politically influential vis-à-vis the institution.

But over all, it said, the value of the public benefits, estimated at $54 billion, exceeds the expected costs of $23 billion.

The bill, which accounts for about half of federal discretionary spending, includes only a small part of the expected costs of next year's military operations in Iraq.