Sentence examples for persistent costs from inspiring English sources

The persistent costs of ownership (i.e., fuel, maintenance and parking expenses) are also a continued pain point for owners.

In fact, the data indicate that off-task performance reflects a mixture of "single-task" performance and the persistent costs associated with the IVIS interactions from the immediately preceding on-task period.

The main reason for the delay in treatment in RQ8 is that the hospital faces a significantly more persistent cost structure (see decay in Table 4).

Medical tourism is likely to continue growing, with increased foreign investment in private health-care in LMICs, improved access to technology in these countries, continued 'word of mouth' about the practice, the intensification of its marketing and persistent cost differentials between source and destination countries [ 13].

And one should be aware of the potential of too-tight monetary policy to generate surprisingly large and persistent economic costs.

This is a conservative assumption, given that studies have shown that non-surgical treatment of SIJ pain has persistent yearly costs, presumably to maintain clinical response.

Boos greeted the final whistle for the third time in four matches at Anfield after a persistent flaw cost Brendan Rodgers' team against FC Sion.

In industrial processes, chemical catalysis is being replaced by enzyme catalysis, since the latter is environmentally benign, non-persistent and cost effective.

But Mr Pischetsrieder seemed to be failing to find answers to VW's persistent problems with costs, despite the arrival of a cost-cutting genius, Wolfgang Bernhard, hired from DaimlerChrysler.

Hancock might share political vision with Michael Fallon at defence, but he will necessarily be asking pointed and persistent questions about costs and procurement?

But persistent rises in costs puts unmitigated pressure on the insurance system.