Sentence examples for lateness costs from inspiring English sources
A local newspaper is publishing a daily list of public officials who turn up late to events.Participacíon Ciudadana, the civic group behind the campaign, reckons that lateness costs Ecuador $724m (or 4.3% of GDP) each year.
According to one study, chronic lateness costs Ecuador $2.5 billion a year — hardly small change in a country with a gross domestic product of just twenty-four billion dollars.
Late fees can no longer exceed the amount of the payment due and can go no higher than $25 in any month, unless one of the previous six payments was late or the company can prove that the lateness cost them more than this amount.
Chronic lateness cost him his job at Joe's, he's been in prison, and he's unnervingly quick to anger, a genuine good nature turning to livid fury in an instant.
Lateness penalty cost for hybrid collection/inspection center (penalty cost of one unit lateness).
Point Omega is very much about lateness: late life, late empire, hindsight, dread, disappearance.
The cultural critic Edward Said, in his writings on "late style," identified two versions of "artistic lateness".
Adopting gender sensitive reforms in education - Higher rates of absenteeism, inadequate time for homework or leisure, and lateness in coming to school are testimonies to child labour and the relatively higher opportunity costs of girls' schooling, in particular.
The impoliteness of being late is compounded by not knowing what has caused the lateness.
That these efforts look clumsy I'm sure is a reflection of the sincerity of the writer, the lateness of the hour, and the imperfect administration of the post room, rather than any complacency about the human cost of war.
