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Discover LudwigThe phrase "more costs" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to any additional costs that may be incurred. For example, "The project includes more costs than initially anticipated."
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Food safety added more costs.
What's more, costs are more evenly spread.
network if they are willing to shoulder more costs.
With each event, they demand more venues and more costs.
By cutting benefits and shifting more costs onto their workers.
More and more costs seem to be getting left out.
The former would result in more costs and more bad publicity.
Employers are shifting more costs to employees as health costs spiral.
The more costs and corners they cut, the more profitable their business will be.
Hence, a preventive approach might also create more costs in the longer term".
But almost all employers held onto their insurance, by shifting more costs to workers.
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