Sentence examples for potential future costs from inspiring English sources

South Dakota must buy environmental insurance and establish a trust fund to protect taxpayers against potential future costs.

The committee will review potential future costs as part of the 2015 stress test of the UK banking system," the FPC said.

His investment firm's "apparent lack of profitability," as well as other evidence, the board wrote, "suggested that it may be seriously troubled and a source of potential future costs or liabilities".

However, greed drives you to value immediate benefits to an extent that you ignore potential future costs.

But even taking the survey increased awareness of potential future costs, which is a good first step for college students (I know many adults who would benefit from this exercise, as well).

30– 32 Lumbar spinal fusion may also increase the potential future costs.

There is modest, but real, cost containment to flag potential future cost explosions.

We believe that simple interventions early on can and do stop neglect and abuse – and for a fraction of the potential future cost of not acting.

Re "A Question of Accounting Has No Easy Answer" (Economic View, July 21), which discussed how the treatment of stock options as expenses would affect the economy as a whole: The granting of a stock option creates no current expense for a company, and, as the column pointed out, estimating its potential future cost is fraught with difficulties.

This assessment takes an engineering-based approach to assessing the potential future cost of each component of OPV modules, as well as the future scale of OPV production plants and associated scale economies, using stochastic analysis to account for uncertainty.

The eleven criteria's considered in the study are Carbon dioxide emissions (CO2), Sulphur dioxide emissions (SO2), Nitrogen oxide emissions (NOx), Land requirement, Current energy cost, Potential future energy cost, Turnkey investment, Capacity factor, Energy efficiency, Design period and Water consumption.