Sentence examples for increased operating cost from inspiring English sources

This disadvantage penalizes the cost of water produced by MSF plants of the OT configurations due to the increased operating cost.

This is a costly process, with large up-front investments and increased operating costs for 24/7/365 operations.

Due to technical limitations of thermal units, deviations from those forecasts during intra-day operations may lead to unwanted consequences, such as load shedding and increased operating costs.

But the extra fees are returning, as hotels grapple with flat occupancy rates and increased operating costs, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers.

The hospitals are also facing new labor negotiations this spring that raise the specter of increased operating costs.

"We are aware of concerns about increased operating costs and last year ministers invited the maritime industries to consider the impact of the new sulphur limits for marine fuels".

In July, she learned that the price had risen to twenty-two thowingd dollars, owing to currency fluctuations and increased operating costs for the Russians who run the base camp.

The building, he said, would have increased operating costs 10 to 20 percent above the $8 million the museum now spends annually on all its operations.

We also have increased operating costs, there have been increases in our investment for customer service, as well as network improvements to enhance our system's reliability and deliver competitive services".

"Add to the mix the already 'lethal cocktail' of increased operating costs from the national living wage and apprenticeship levy, and a near half a billion pounds increase in business rates per year for the next five years is simply unsustainable.

The commission, the executive arm of the 15-nation European Union, says this wastes an estimated 350,000 flight-hours a year and costs travelers about $1 billion in flight delays and increased operating costs.