Sentence examples for faulty cost from inspiring English sources

The ranking Democrat on a House committee investigating contracts in Iraq released Defense Department documents on Thursday detailing faulty cost estimates by Halliburton for services in Iraq and Kuwait.

Such faulty cost analysis neglects the long-term consequences of commercial activities and the fact that those consequences need not be confined to the properties where problems originate.

The report said the process for computing the value of the leases was faulty, costing the government millions.

According to the Standish Group, a market-research firm, faulty software cost American firms $100 billion last year.After a sequence of embarrassing flaws that have made many of Microsoft's flagship products crash or become vulnerable to attack, the company's chairman, Bill Gates, recently instructed his firm's software developers to put security and privacy above all else.

But the senior examiner who questioned the deal told the inspector general's staff that Freddie Mac's faulty process could cost the company "billions of dollars of losses".

Former Gov. George Ryan declared the moratorium in 2000 in the face of a running scandal of faulty trials that cost innocent inmates their lives.

Two health insurance companies in upstate New York serving more than two million people have agreed to stop using a faulty database that cost patients more when they used doctors outside of their plan's network.

The second-place finisher charged that faulty machines might have cost him the election.

Comparison was carried out under variable incoming rates, system configurations and fault conditions, and simulation results showed on average double throughput rates during normal operation and ~25% less throughput degradation at the presence of faulty components, at the cost of approximately 35% more area, obtained from an FPGA implementation and synthesis results.

Calleguas has reported that its repair and replacement costs along the faulty two-mile stretch were six times the cost of the initial installation.

And litigation is just beginning.On July 22nd 2011 the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia upheld a challenge by two trade groups to a Dodd-Frank-related rule on shareholder voting put forward by the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC); the court found that the rule was backed by insufficient or faulty economic analysis of costs and benefits.