Sentence examples for risk cost from inspiring English sources

"It is our belief that it would be hard to create a ring-fence that improves upon the risk cost balance the commission is supporting," he said.

Rolls-Royce and its competitors would do well start some honest debate between the industry and the flying public as to where the new boundaries between risk, cost and efficiency should be drawn.

Today, there is little political appetite for the risk, cost and especially the long timelines required by counterinsurgency doctrine, which involves building societies and governments to gradually take over the battle against insurgents and terrorists within their borders.

The punishment so far, and the fear of more to come, has scared off foreign investors and pushed up the risk, cost and inconvenience of doing business in Iran.

As such, the strategy confirms DECC will fund a nationwide roll out of London's RE FIT retrofit programme for public buildings, which aims to reduce the risk, cost and time taken for public buildings to install energy efficiency measures through the use of an energy-service company (ESCO) financing model.

It says about 1.7m homes and 130,000 commercial properties are at risk from river or coastal flooding in England alone, and the effects of flooding and managing flood risk cost the country about £2.2bn a year, compared with the less than £1bn spent on flood protection and management.

"Don't risk costing the Democrats the White House this year as you did four years ago".

The effects of flooding, and managing flood risk, costs the UK around £2.2bn each year.

I think we risk costs to the economy... because it will be just about impossible to beat our costs of equity," Flint says.

But at health care companies, whose risk costs are already high, costs may jump 35.5percentt, causing an 11.5percentt hit to pretax earnings.

"That would reduce the risk costs would soar, but it is not the same as reducing costs to more manageable levels".