Sentence examples for heightened costs from inspiring English sources

"Dislocation leads to rushed funding on an emergency basis with dramatically heightened costs".

Analysts said they were more concerned by the slowing demand and heightened costs for network infrastructure, which accounted for 83percentt of Ericsson's sales in the recent period.

(See: "European Bonds Pay Inflation's Price") Heightened price pressures were attributable to food and energy costs, he said, adding that a stability-oriented monetary policy was needed.

With rising fees and heightened living costs, students are now looking to the digital world to find cheaper course materials.

Now, driven by mounting fuel costs, heightened sensitivities to climate change, and rising worries over indoor air quality, the race is on to reform housing for better environmental performance.

Besides, time spent creating knowledge may contribute to heighten the cost of the review process and maintenance of the knowledge created.

But Italy's grinding economic crisis, rising fuel costs and heightened competition from more nimble low-cost rivals have largely overwhelmed the carrier's turnaround efforts.

But like Air France-KLM and other full-service European rivals — Lufthansa of Germany, British Airways and Iberia of Spain — the region's grinding economic crisis, combined with rising fuel costs and heightened competition from more nimble low-cost rivals, have largely offset Alitalia's turnaround efforts.

Technology is helping -- heightened demographic insights, cost reductions of email vs snail mail, investments in crowd-funding platforms like this one.

The oil-price spike has heightened sensitivity over hedging costs.Another area of concern is regulatory co-ordination.

A desire to practice the environmentally friendly principles discussed in classrooms has been heightened by soaring energy costs and tighter budgets.