It explained that the higher cost for HS2 was partly due to the need for extensive tunnelling in the Chilterns and the "complex plan" to develop London Euston.
Also, an algorithmic decision is unfair when it is regressive, i.e., when members of disadvantaged groups pay a higher cost for the social benefits of that decision.
The consequences of this underdeveloped energy infrastructure therefore include not only a loss of developmental opportunity, but also a higher cost for basic needs.
Some airlines have decided they do not want to pay the higher cost for an information stream that they deem unnecessary except under the most extreme circumstances.
That means a higher cost for holding inventory than usual, but interest rates are relatively low, and he would rather have the goods in hand, he said.
Moreover, because Nintendo stuck with a cartridge format, the company has been able to offer fewer games than Sony and at higher cost for developers and consumers.
Private entrepreneurs have long complained about the way state banks discriminate against them, forcing them to turn to loan sharks and pay a higher cost for capital.
Instead, what it often means is higher cost for councils as they attempt to negotiate the hugely complex dependencies created by Whitehall with fewer civil servants to answer questions, and even fewer with the requisite knowledge.
The higher cost for recycling results in large part because collection trucks must travel farther, -- and therefore for more hours--to gather the same amount of material that a standard garbage truck would.
In conclusion, increasing steel ratio is an effective way for improving the impact behaviors of RACFST, but resulting in higher cost for practical application.
Drawbacks of this technology are a longer operating time, a more demanding surgical procedure and a much higher cost for patients and surgical centers.
