Many of these laws and regulations are subject to change and uncertain interpretation, and could result in claims, changes to our business practices, increased cost of operations, or declines in user growth or engagement, or otherwise harm our business.
This leads to both measuring channels and the information gathered being multiply duplicated (assembly, installation, adjustment), which is one of the sources for its misrepresentation, and to a greatly increased cost of operations.
Other costs such as attorney's fees, moving expenses, lost profits, increased costs of operation and other damages may or may not be compensable.
In deep conversion of petroleum residues by hydrocracking, the refiners often face the problem of sediment or sludge formation, which causes equipment fouling and catalyst deactivation and leads to enormous financial burden in terms of increased costs of operation, maintenance and shutdown.
But from an investor's perspective, more capital per year of operations is indicative of increased dilution, increased cost of entry and changing preference stacks.
Eli is also concerned about how the increasing cost of fighting fires has hampered the U.S. Forest Service budget, leaving many areas of normal Forest Service operations underfunded.
According to Kennedy, past empires fell because of the increasing costs of policing their empire, the increasing costs of military operations, and the growing strength of economic competitors.
Informed larval interventions that target the more prolific habitats have been suggested to have great potential in combating malaria (Killeen et al., 2006; Gu and Novak, 2005), especially at a local, rather than nationwide scale resulting in increased cost-effectiveness of the operation.
Extending the operation means increased costs, on top of the original £600,000 budget.
