Sentence examples for shift cost from inspiring English sources

Hospitals, which overspent by £2.45bn last year, could save £103m a year if every medical and dental locum shift cost £10 an hour less, NHSI estimates.

Companies like Uber shift cost, risk, and burden onto drivers and taxpayers when they fail to provide the basic benefits so many Americans take for granted, from health insurance to sick leave," said Independent Drivers Guild founder Jim Conigliaro Jr.

( {lambda}_{i,j}^{shift} ) denotes the load shift cost of shapeable load or removable load j at period i. ( {P}_{i,j}^{SL,A} ) and ( {P}_{i,j}^{RL,A} ) respectively denote the load of shapeable load j and removable load j at period i after their shifting.

This may be of encouragement to Western Governments seeking to shift cost burdens as it may induce greater targeting of non-fiscal mechanisms, or suggest more novel ways to augment current compensation mechanisms to both increase responsibility sharing and reduce this cost burden.

This shift cost Morehead the support of many northern Whigs who, at the caucus meeting the night of December 11, declared that Morehead's election "would ruin the Whig party in the North", especially if he gained the support of southern Democrats.

Shift cost was set to 20 s−1 (in other words, a predicted and an actual boundary could be matched if they were no more than 50 msec apart).

• Cost-shifting cuts don't actually reduce health care spending; they just shift costs from the government to the private sector.

Today's Romney plan would not shift costs to seniors.

Still, it's clear the proposed changes would shift costs from the federal government to retirees.

Likewise, Mr. Bedlin said, "The Medigap proposal would shift costs onto Medicare beneficiaries".

Companies have also become increasingly creative in the ways they shift costs.