Sentence examples for permanent costs from inspiring English sources

Such changes could carry permanent costs for new energy, education, health care and tax policies.

The permanent costs of the "corporate renewal" programme will be £10m a year.

Still, we detected no permanent costs during the nestling period in this experiment on the natural range of virulence by the hatchling parasite, including potential delayed fledging [12] or predation costs [28].

"Over the past year, many British Airways staff have made significant contributions toward the company's vital programme of permanent cost reduction.

"Our focus on permanent cost reduction must continue if we are to return the business to profitability in the short term," the airline said.

As for undeveloped, what about the stunted bodies of the little-girl gymnasts who will bounce around in London after a short lifetime of extreme training at permanent cost to their health?

He also played a pivotal role in getting a permanent cost-of-living increase for state pensioners and supported legislation to allow women on maternity leave to return to their civil service jobs without losing seniority.

"We have a temporary change to help some jobless workers that is imposing an indefinite or permanent cost on future jobless workers," said Rick McHugh, a staff lawyer for the National Employment Law Project, which opposed the law.

But union Unite is re-balloting its 12,000 cabin crew members at BA for industrial action on a row over schedules, with the result due on February 22. Mr Walsh stressed that BA's focus would be on permanent cost reduction if the business is to be returned to profitability in the short term.

The key: the recognition that the higher tax rate paid on short-term capital gains is a permanent cost difference that cannot be recovered.

Putting someone into permanent housing costs the state just eight thousand dollars, and that's after you include the cost of the case managers who work with the formerly homeless to help them adjust.