Sentence examples for imposed by cost from inspiring English sources

It's a limit imposed by cost.

Presumably, the situation in European countries is comparable in interdisciplinary competition and in the pressure imposed by cost containment.

A related, though not identical, lower limit is likely imposed by the "cost of fidelity", the combined metabolic and temporal cost of reaching for perfection in replication and transcription fidelity [2], [3].

The strict regulations imposed by California costs manufacturers more and those costs are passed down to all vehicles across the USA.

Simon Evans, chief executive of the Air Transport Users Council, said add-on charges imposed by low-cost airlines were becoming an issue of increasing concern.

But there is a mind-boggling array of charges imposed by low-cost carriers that will ensure that the basic advertised fare is far removed from the amount finally taken off your plastic.

The economic limitations imposed by pumping costs and crop prices are assumed to be sufficient to inhibit excessive withdrawals.

This would probably have bankrupted Texas's Medicaid programme, had the federal government not promised last week to cover the extra costs imposed by the evacuees (costs that may rise again after Rita).In the long term, Katrina's main impact on Medicaid may be indirect: it seems to have ruined everyone's appetite for serious reform.

"We believe JLR would benefit from the discipline imposed by publicly-state cost targets, and the empowerment of a senior 'hatchet man,'" Zhu said.

The rising data-intensive nature of advanced applications requires significantly increased levels of performance within the limits imposed by power and cost.

In spite of great industrial significance, a few of these applications have been commercially exploited due to the constraints imposed by the high cost of tannic acid, which acts as substrate for tannase production.