Sentence examples for faced cost from inspiring English sources

Projects in France and Finland using the same technology – the European pressurised reactor – have also faced cost overruns and lengthy delays.

Mr Christie's decision was widely criticised for short-sightedness; but New Jersey faced cost overruns that in a better system should have been shared with other potential beneficiaries all along the north-eastern corridor.

On clothing, Weston said Primark faced cost pressures, as much of its stock was bought in dollars, but he said the company was determined to remain the cheapest chain on the high street.

But he acknowledged that United faced cost challenges that prompted it to make another round of cuts in costs and jobs, on top of those it undertook while in bankruptcy protection.

Another drag on the market yesterday was a downgrading of Wal-Mart and other retail shares by Goldman , Sachs which said that the national shopping spree was winding down as retailers faced cost pressures.

Lockheed was the clear favorite in the winner-take-all contest to build the joint strike fighter, but its program was plagued by the same problems the F-22 had faced: cost overruns and grumbling at the Pentagon that Lockheed was not listening to its concerns.

This $3.7bn cross-subsidy was calculated as the additional amount solar households would pay if they faced cost-reflective tariffs.

Beginning the enormous task of restoring the house and estate, he faced costs then conservatively estimated at some £860,000.

And in each jurisdiction, corporations faced costs that included wildly varying filing fees paid to regulators and lawyers.

Like many federal projects, it faces cost overruns and financing troubles.

Like all carmakers, BMW also faces cost pressure from European Union restrictions on passenger car carbon dioxide emissions.