Sentence examples for much higher cost of from inspiring English sources

What is the effect of the private sector's much higher cost of capital?

What's more, younger drivers who typically face a much higher cost of cover, will face a more severe increase.

Faced with a much higher cost of living, he abandoned some of the luxuries he enjoyed in Venezuela, like a domestic staff and chauffeur.

Again, they offer an initial low price and then come in and claim much heavier cleaning needs to be done — at a much higher cost, of course.

Chuck Leitgeb, a spokesman for the speaker, said Mr. Collins also wanted to clarify whether the state was liable for the much higher cost of needs beyond those involving health, safety and overcrowding.

Her family was housed (at the much higher cost of £456 a night) in bed and breakfast accommodation for several months, until January 2013, when she received the offer of a home in Milton Keynes.

The costs of divestment are clear – even if divestment advocates prefer to focus on the much, much higher costs of global climate change.

But some advocates for scientific research have argued against the rule change, saying that tougher standards could lead to much higher costs of operating laboratories, more paperwork and in the long run a burden that could reduce the number of experiments.

The price of natural gas has also gone up greatly, resulting in much higher costs of the electricity and heating.

But if you build a fuel-specific power plant based on today's costs, and it operates for twenty years, you can easily blunder, because you have to pay tomorrow's much higher cost for fuel most of the time, as Japanese importers of Qatari LNG are doing today under their old contracts.

38 Javitt et al 23 report all direct medical costs caused by visual impairment to amount to US$2.14 million in 2003 in all non-institutionalised Medicare beneficiaries 69 years and older, and postulate a much higher cost for the whole of the US population.