Sentence examples for have considerable cost from inspiring English sources

This would have considerable cost implications for healthcare providers.

Even the measures that are being proposed will have considerable cost implications.

The possible use of such samples for health programmes would have considerable cost benefits.

Instead, the NCC proposed that greater choice be provided by offering variety in services, although this would, it conceded, have considerable cost implications.

Not only would this have considerable cost savings but would almost certainly be more effective than the use of inexperienced extension agents who lack in credibility.

A more practical solution, but one that may have considerable cost implications, is to measure the blood glucose concentration in a blood gas analyzer because the majority of ICUs in the developed world will have such an analyzer in the ICU.

Today, financial transactions have considerable costs.

A Department for Business spokesman said: "These are difficult times for businesses and families and the EHRC's proposals look to have considerable costs attached to them.

AMISOM's principal donors already have considerable costs invested in stabilizing Somalia, but fatigue and alternative priorities are pushing donors to cut funds quicker than conditions are improving on the ground.

Furthermore, both conditions have considerable costs and negative impacts to individuals, health care systems, as well as the society as a whole, and they are increasingly prevalent.

The bigger question, and one that has considerable cost implications, is whether a continuous at-sea deterrent is still needed today, in a world in which traditional assumptions about relative influence and power no longer hold good.