Sentence examples for of the current costs from inspiring English sources

"That equates to more than 25% of the current costs.

Ezekiel J. Emanuel lowballs estimates of the current costs and potential savings on medical bureaucracy, and raises vain hope that health reforms short of a single-payer system will realize substantial savings ("Billions Wasted on Billing," Sunday Review, Nov. 13).

Britain would still face EU regulations costing £31.4bn a year – around 94% of the current costs – if it left the EU and opted for a relationship with Brussels along the lines of the one negotiated by Norway, a leading pro-reform thinktank will argue.

Using a discounted cash flow methodology, we have performed a detailed analysis of the current costs of electricity from two Indian nuclear reactors.

If we could devote a fraction of the current costs of health care to this type of wide-spread preventive care, I believe we could start to make some inroads.

For new homes, the relevant agencies provided agreed estimates of the current costs of basic preventive measures.

But, would stricter firearms legislation save money compared to the current cost of gun violence?

The bulk of the current cost of AF care is related to thromboembolism, yet currently as few as 10%20%% of the AF patients are treated with appropriate prophylaxis strategies.

"In particular we can think about doing complex reactions in the presence of complex chemical baggage like a cell, and at a fraction of the current cost".

May will announce on Thursday that the Home Office will invest in a Sussex police pilot scheme which will provide 120 alternative "places of safety" at a fraction of the current cost of police cells or NHS mental health beds.

The new police service for Scotland will go live on 1 April 2013 and the intention is to save £140m annually from 2018-19, equivalentoto 10% of the current cost of police services (£1.4bn) in Scotland.