Sentence examples for facing additional costs from inspiring English sources
Practical guidance was provided to local restaurants, takeaways and cafes who were encouraged to act to avoid facing additional costs and disruption.
SSE warned that more price rises were in the pipeline because it was facing additional costs of more than £80 per dual fuel customer in 2013/14.
"With pupil numbers up and with schools facing additional costs due to increases in employer national insurance and pensions costs, the NUT is calling for all political parties to commit to investing to provide the additional school places we need and to protect education spending," Christine Blower, NUT general secretary, said after the result was announced.
If they don't, they will face additional costs and consequences from the United States and our partners in the international community".
In addition to direct financial losses attributable to identity theft, businesses face additional costs associated with lost trust and damaged to reputations.
To qualify for DLA, you must have a disability that mean that you face additional costs for care or mobility, or both, over and above the costs a healthy person would pay.
US Airways, which merged with America West in 2005, faced additional costs under its pilots' contract if it entered into another merger so soon, these people said.A spokeswoman for United, Jean Medina, declined to comment, as did a spokesman for US Airways.
In the US, for example, it is estimated that the meat industry would face additional costs of more than $700m [pdf] if antibiotic rules similar to those in some parts of Europe were introduced.
Lockheed Martin's F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, the nation's most expensive arms program, could face additional costs and delays beyond those that prompted the Pentagon to overhaul the effort earlier this year, an industry consultant said Monday.
Sources said the letter was understood to give an undertaking that Nissan would not face "additional costs" after the UK leaves the EU, implying that the taxpayer could be liable for subsidising the car industry in the event of tariffs being imposed on automotive exports.
