Sentence examples for expensive impacts from inspiring English sources

Even a one degree Celsius temperature change above today will bring devastatingly expensive impacts for human communities and economies.

"I was aware of the expensive impact measurement solutions but never really thought they were relevant to us," she says.

Weighty, expensive impact reports sit hidden deep within websites (or worse, annual reports), while the public remains oblivious to what happens to donations.

The tailoring process begins with an analysis of the hydrological impacts of the climate change signals from all available climate model simulations in a simplified (computationally less expensive) impact model.

Given the expensive impact of drugs and alcohol on our medical and prison system and addiction's massive impact on workplace productivity, the continued lack of serious discourse on the issue remains surprising.

Debt can be restructured, as with Greece, but this makes future borrowing more expensive, negatively impacts bank capital and risks contagion.

This makes rubber very expensive and impacts the overall margins, which are less in India compared to Europe," says the senior Kanwar.

"All of our programs now are showy, expensive, big-impact.

The biggest and potentially most expensive immediate impact would be on a relatively small number of older high-rise office buildings.

Likewise, government endorsed and sponsored education and prevention efforts aimed at older adults and their health care providers will help reduce falls and their expensive financial impact on taxpayers.

Today, there is a pressing need to find alternative means of battling plant disease as the everincreasing reliance on chemical pesticides is expensive, may impact negatively on the environment, and has often proved a short-lived solution in the face of rapidly adapting pathogen populations (McDonald and Linde 2002).