Sentence examples for higher overall cost from inspiring English sources

So, despite Australia's higher overall cost, we're still not paying as much of that due to tax.

Although more equity implies a safer bank and can lower debt costs, it still tends to mean a higher overall cost of capital.

WASHINGTON — Doctors are paid higher fees in the United States than in several other countries, and this is a major factor in the nation's higher overall cost of health care, says a new study by two Columbia University professors, one of whom is now a top health official in the Obama administration.

Those items account for the higher overall cost of the Senate plan.

Bohlen notes that a delay will likely mean a higher overall cost for the project, an argument that Bement accepts.

This gas leakage can initiate localized burning and degradation mechanisms, which result in lower stack efficiency, reduced stack lifetime, and higher overall cost.

It said that raising entry-level wages would mean higher overall costs, which could result in higher prices on menus.

"Undifferentiated top-slicing of budgets can leave organisations exposed and unprepared for the future, and can lead to higher overall costs or the displacement of costs elsewhere," the report said.

The shares have different names, and while they generally promise lower expenses at the outset, they often result in higher overall costs for investors by increasing the annual fees paid to brokers.

By one estimate, under its current reimbursement system, Medicare is paying in excess of a billion dollars a year more for the same services because hospitals, citing higher overall costs, can charge more when the doctors work for them.

[6 8] Clearly, surgical procedures with these complications are likely to entail higher overall costs than procedures without complications.