Sentence examples similar to face considerable running costs from inspiring English sources
Like any firm, central banks face running costs.
Another financial hurdle is that, in order to remain fresh, science centers must change their exhibits every 3 to 5 years--a considerable expense beyond running costs.
On 7 May 1707, experiencing mounting losses and running costs, Vanbrugh was forced to sell a lease on the theatre for fourteen years to Owen Swiny at a considerable loss.
Running costs are pretty good.
Running costs are low, too.
"So low-cost textile manufacturers face considerable pressures to keep costs low and maintain global competitiveness". On the morning of April 24 , 2013 the concrete building caved in, killing more than 1,100 people and injuring more than 2,000 others.
Many of the more venerable colleges, such as Christ Church, Oxford, or King's College, Cambridge, also faced considerable costs in maintaining their ancient buildings and grounds.
Companies face considerable complexities in keeping apps running at high performance.
Returning to Miami, he would have faced considerable competition at running back from Frank Gore, the projected starter in 2002 before he badly injured a knee in spring practice.
