Sentence examples for financially costs from inspiring English sources

Steam may ban your account and force you to buy a new one; hacking both destroys your reputation and financially costs you.

These figures also exceed the level at which the programme is deemed to be financially cost effective [ 5].

The small cost you pay for a pet insurance plan becomes even more valuable for financially stricken costs.

"We launched a quality channel after building the complete broadcasting chain from scratch and our agile approach during our first year has seen us evolve the channel, focusing investment on the most popular programming and ensuring a financially sustainable cost base for the business," said Tim Kirkman, chief operating officer at London Live.

For instance: "How does the combination of human capital research on firm culture during turnaround interact with financially distressed cost analyses?" Finally, a common deficit of empirical performance analysis is the danger of endogeneity found in research models.

The Labor Department can hold employers who fail to monitor plan costs financially liable.

Changes must be made now or the league and its partners are going to risk the ratings floundering to the point to where the broadcasts are not even financially worth the costs.

What's odd here, though, is that no one seems to want to say why: you could guess that touring with a full band, as he intended to do, might make a short seven-date tour in six different countries financially impossible, but costs would certainly have been worked out before tickets went on sale.

The program also financially supported the costs of my move to England--welcome assistance!

It concerns me women are being sold a small percentage of hope, for large costs financially, emotionally, and physically.

Right now, much of the food we buy in our stores travels a week or longer before it gets to us and incurs huge costs financially, and environmentally, along the way.