Sentence examples for has cost implications from inspiring English sources
As ever, though, this has cost implications, and will not be rolled out universally.
There's no doubt that elderly isolation has cost implications for the NHS, social care and the wider economy, making it both an economic and social concern.
However, he acknowledges that this effect would only occur if homes were revalued relatively frequently – an exercise that has cost implications.
The tagging strategy employed by retailers has cost implications.
Computer-based templating needs specialized digital templating software, which has cost implications.
However, the larger-gauge needles are generally more expensive and so their routine use has cost implications [22].
The Commons vote in effect killed off the Dubs amendment because ministers argued it had cost implications and therefore should be exempt from returning to the House of Lords, where it could have been reinstated.
As these activities have cost implications, reporting them provides a justification for the lower level of reported profits.
"We do recognise they would have cost implications for homebuilders and may also have implications for low value areas and that is why both proposals are subject to full consultations".
As long as the boundaries were set out - no testing, limits on costs to teams - there is no reason why a tyre war would have to have cost implications.
