Sentence examples for often high costs from inspiring English sources

The original purpose of the Regulation S exemption was to lessen the expense of raising capital for American corporations by eliminating the often high costs of reporting and registering stocks with the S.E.C.

For the man in the street the directive will put an end to all the aggravation caused by double charging and often high costs, lengthy transfer times and the impossibility of legal redress if the transfer fails to go through.

The drinks, which often contain Chinese herbs and other homeopathic ingredients, are wildly popular here despite their often high cost.

When working- and middle-class students must choose a college, the prospect of taking loans to pay high tuition and the often high cost of living in college towns seems like a questionable investment.

"Programs that are needed in today's economy are often high cost programs that have high personnel costs for people who have the special skills and high equipment costs," Mr. Green said.

In the end, about 36 tons of concrete and more than half a mile of lumber were deployed in a rescue effort that transfixed a corner of Bedford-Stuyvesant and underscored the difficulties and often high cost of historic preservation.

If cost-effectiveness (quality-adjusted life years in return for expenditure) is taken as a guide, it is generally unclear whether thrombophilia investigations justify the often high cost, unless the testing is restricted to selected situations.

Cigna, UnitedHealth (UNH) and Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans and even the Medicare health insurance program under developments pushed by the ACA are moving doctors and other providers away from the traditional fee-for-service model, which pays providers on a per treatment or procedure basis that generates volume and often higher costs.

"Drugs advertised on television are often high-cost substitutes for other therapies that are just as effective," Ms. Lehnhard said.

These were often high-cost policies, as Germans may have at times paid over twenty billion euros for their renewable energy feed-in tariff (Aklin and Urpelainen 2018), but they got the job done: renewable energy generation grew over time, and the costs fell precipitously.

In large part, that's because of the often higher cost of raising CR mice yourself.