Sentence examples for increased security costs from inspiring English sources

Also, the museum faces an iffy fund-raising climate and increased security costs.

Even if they are willing to take the chance, the increased security costs of doing business may keep safety-conscious companies away.

But it acknowledged uncertainty amid continuing fallout from the war in Iraq, increased security costs, the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome and the revamping of the airline industry.

Mr. Karamanlis went on a spending spree to prepare for the 2004 Summer Olympics; the increased security costs imposed after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in 2001 pushed the price tag even higher.

FACING a dire state economic forecast and increased security costs related to the threat of terrorism, Westchester County Executive Andrew J. Spano has proposed a budget for 2002 that would increase the property tax levy by 9.5percentthethe largest county tax increase in 12 years.

Instead, a fine display of disunity between parts of the party is vexing the planning for the Democratic convention this summer.Holding the first political convention since the terrorist attacks of September 11th 2001 was never going to be easy, even though the federal government is chipping in $25m to offset increased security costs for the Democratic event in July.

The situation in South Africa, where 1,175 rhino were killed in 2015, is so bad that some private game reserves are selling off their rhino because of increasing security costs and fears over attacks on the animals and their staff, the IUCN said.

The new PUC environment, called Open Campus, offers greater collaboration, lower support costs, increased security, shorter response times for employees in the field and higher user satisfaction.

Add to this the not-yet-measurable costs of increased security and you have a big drag on earnings.

Leumi has also written down loans to businesses linked to the tourism industry, like hotels, and must assume costs of increased security at branches.

If Iran responds with terrorism on U.S. soil, no one can predict the costs in increased security and the loss of personal rights incurred to provide that security.