Sentence examples similar to including more cost from inspiring English sources

$6$A)A flattening in the recent heavy demand for small regional jets of 51 seats or fewer, in favor of bigger airplanes, including more cost-efficient regional jets with 100 or more seats.

Additionally, we included only RCTs — other types of articles may have included more cost information.

That does not include more costs that the city is expected to bear for the support staff for its state-appointed emergency manager, and for another set of lawyers and consultants to represent city retirees.

We need a long-term system that makes sense, one that might include more cost-effective and environmentally benign ways to export our garbage to a regional landfill, mechanisms for reducing waste (perhaps a "pay as you throw" system that, like water meters, would provide a financial incentive), more efficient recycling, more composting and waste-to-energy plants.

This information can then be mapped out for the development and definition of essential health care interventions, as illustrated in Fig. 4. With additional resources, government can choose to take either path (a) to include more cost-effective interventions, or path (b) to include more severe (but not necessarily cost-effective) interventions.

A generalization of the ML approach including more flexible cost functions is given by the prediction error estimation method ([ 5]).

The City Attorney's office declined to comment on the case, but Schulkin, the Park's spokeswoman, confirmed that the Parks Department is including more than just the cost of removing the bowl in its estimated damages, noting that the island had been in need of restoration for some time before the bowl's construction.

The government has failed to do either because each entails uncomfortable social costs, including more bankruptcies.

Mr. Spitzer has proposed cutting $1.2 billion a year in health care costs, including more than $350 million in hospital payments.

Higher charges were needed to cover administrative costs, including more rigorous security, said Angela Aggeler, a spokeswoman for the Bureau of Consular Affairs.

The company attributed the first-quarter slowdown in spending growth to changes in drug-buying patterns, including more purchases of lower-cost generic drugs.