Sentence examples for increased operating costs from inspiring English sources
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.
Many of these buildings are seemingly well run, so I think it's just the reaction of residents to those increased operating costs and the difficulty in the economy".
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.
This disadvantage penalizes the cost of water produced by MSF plants of the OT configurations due to the increased operating cost.
We've all, of course, heard skepticism that brands will ever get behind a tax of any kind, especially one that would increase operating costs in the short-term.
Sarah Bell, a partner at MCR, said cuts in local authority's budgets, rising rents, uncertain regulation and increasing operating costs had caused a "perfect storm" which led to a 49% jump in insolvencies in the first-half of the year.
According to an S.E.C. staff paper, the new guidance urges companies to consider, for example, whether any new law or international treaty limiting carbon dioxide emissions might increase operating costs and prompt a disclosure requirement.
