Sentence examples for put on cost from inspiring English sources

To increase our understanding of how GPs react to the development towards increased standardisation of practice and the weight put on cost effectiveness by national authorities, we would like to reproduce this study among British GPs.

Lots of cities put on free or low cost concerts, outdoor movies, plays, and festivals.

The enormous strain prison costs put on state budgets has led some conservatives and liberals to do something sensible together.

Many street food vendors are also vexed at the increasing costs put on them by the festivals.

At the time, the cost to put on the event was not available.

Such comparisons require that all costs be put on the table.

In case of conventional care, all diagnostic and treatment costs were put on the dermatologists' side.

It also appeared to be willing to accept the lower price due to the pressure it puts on higher cost competitors, notably the growing shale oil business in the US.

Compounding the problem is the continued rise in employment and the pressure this puts on labor costs.

"Putting on a festival costs a lot of money, and it's never been about profit in my mind.

Failing to put on slick tyres cost the two Toro Rosso drivers places in the second session.