Sentence examples for impending cost from inspiring English sources
Despite boss Tim Martin's moans about the impending cost of the new "living wage", and the higher taxes they pay on alcohol, compared with supermarkets, the chain is still growing.
Speculation about the impending cost cutting programme spread last week after a meeting attended by Paul Ashford, the editorial director responsible for the Daily Star, Daily Star Sunday, Daily Express and Sunday Express, at which he outlined plans for a budget cut of as much as £18m.
Energy Secretary Bill Richardson today ordered a major shakeup at DOE's National Ignition Facility (NIF), saying that he was "gravely disappointed" to learn that project managers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California had failed to inform him of impending cost overruns and construction delays.
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The impending row could cost Georgia its reputation as a model of race relations for the "new South", and perhaps loosen the Democratic lock on state politics that has endured since the Civil War.This was not supposed to happen.
Forbes said the impending cuts could cost Virginia 128,000 jobs.
For the moment the full force of the impending squeeze on costs has yet to be felt, erupting only occasionally in unexpected rationing.
Therefore, identifying sustainable, carbon neutral alternatives for liquid transportation fuels is at the forefront in green energy research due to concerns over environmental risks, energy security, and the impending depletion of low-cost petroleum reserves, which have global impacts (Ragauskas et al. 2014).
She's also delighted unions by coming out against the Affordable Care Act's impending tax on high-cost insurance plans.
The high cost of the impending trip was criticised in some quarters.BAA, Britain's biggest airport operator, said its chief executive was going, after a year of grumbling from travellers about flight delays and security queues at Heathrow.
The story hinged on documents that could not be authenticated – the burden of proof resting with the broadcaster – and in the overheated atmosphere of the "war on terror" and an impending presidential election, it finally cost the jobs of award-winning producer Mary Mapes and her star news anchor Dan Rather.
