Sentence examples for significant cost implications from inspiring English sources

But once the government has booked a charter flight there are significant cost implications if they cancel it.

Peripheral arterial disease results in morbidity and has significant cost implications to health care systems.

Heat from other renewable sources, such as solar thermal or biomass, is likely to have significant cost implications for the price of heat.

The results demonstrate that variable renewable energy penetration and decentralization are important levers for managing greenhouse gas emissions, while the choice of electric vehicle charging policy has significant cost implications.

If non-authorised material is found, there are also significant cost implications associated with recall". The assumption that new technology is the answer to the global food crisis is expected to be fiercely challenged by development and environmental charities campaigners who accuse the government of not having looked at the real causes of the global food crisis.

If a user is already close to their monthly allowance this could have significant cost implications.

The growth drive comes with a significant cost implication as Mail Online's headcount continues to swell, with numbers up 35% from 460 to 620 year-on-year.

The use of multiparametric MR imaging for patients under AS has been increasingly advocated and will also have significant cost implication (Moore et al, 2013; NICE, 2014).

However a significant cost implication is associated with using postal services; the limited budget of this project restricted postal communications to a single invitation to each potential new member (where we had permission to do so).

Thus the anticipation of attending an inadequately equipped and dysfunctional health facility, where the potential for further referrals to more distant hospitals with significant costs implications is rife, partly explains why some women in Ghana do not use skilled maternal and newborn health services at health facilities.

Besides the evident benefits of Ca supplementation for the individual patients and their families, decreasing the number of cases of PE/E can also have significant cost saving implications for the national public health system.