Sentence examples for rising cost that from inspiring English sources

But, just maybe, there is another rising cost that is even more pervasive than energy.

"It's the most significant rising cost that we have," Scott Adair, the chief financial officer of Monroe County, said of pensions.

It rises to peaks in the renderings that look like cresting waves, but it is the rising costs that have caught the most attention so far.

But he does not mention that neither candidate offers practical suggestions for effective control of the rising costs that make universal coverage unachievable.

But there are troubling signs of rising costs that are casting a pall over the bond market for the second half of the year.

Like others, he found it hard to divorce Mr. Pierson's death from the financial vise of falling prices and rising costs that made last year the worst in at least 30 years for dairymen.

So, despite "green taxes" being only a small part of the reason for rising bills and being the only part of the rising costs that actually helps reduce future bills, the assault against them continues.

British Gas said on Thursday that although it recognised energy bills were a "real worry for hard-pressed households", the decision was down to rising costs "that are not all directly under our control".

And the trust funds that pay for doctors' services and prescription drugs will face rising costs that will inevitably drive up premiums and require infusions of money from general tax revenues.

The Walt Disney World Marathon and Half Marathon in Orlando, Fla., raised its fees by $20 to deal with rising costs that included labor, T-shirts, medals and insurance, said the race director, Jon Hughes.

Retailers are already facing rising costs that may have to be passed on to consumers because of the pound's sharp fall since the Brexit vote, which has raised the price of imports.