Sentence examples for postponement cost from inspiring English sources

More fundamentally, by pushing back the election, Mr Aso set in motion a vicious cycle: each postponement cost the government support, further increasing his reluctance to call an early election.

In that case, longevity gains do not lead to increases in health expenditures but merely to postponement of costs to later ages.

Any postponement delays the cost of a cleanup and further dissipates the general sense of urgency.

A postponement caused by Hurricane Ike cost the Ravens their bye in September, forcing them to play 15 games in a row to close the season.

Tsukiji's wholesalers have voiced frustration over the delay, saying postponement of the move was costing them millions of dollars a month.

The ruling found that the department violated the Administrative Procedures Act by failing to provide a "reasoned explanation" for its delay and failure to consider the costs of the postponement.

The ruling found that the department violated the Administrative Procedure Act by failing to provide a "reasoned explanation" for its delay and by failing to consider the costs of the postponement.

A tradeoff between the cost and benefit of postponement must be made.

The impact of timing of product availability to consumers on sales or demand satisfaction could help assess a tradeoff between cost and benefit of postponement strategies.

I don't think the postponement of the program is worth the cost — turmoil and strengthening the regime — but our opinion doesn't matter.

Chloé Fayole, a senior programme manager at the European Environmental Citizens Organisation for Standards (Ecos) said a two-year postponement in adopting the latest package would cost consumers and business €46bn (£41bn) in increased energy bills.