Sentence examples for significant cost of from inspiring English sources

In the presentation East warned that there was a "significant cost of re-entry so [the] business case would need to be compelling".

"It is very important that there be a recognition that a significant cost of the attack will be a direct and indirect loss of revenues," Mr. Barsky said.

Another accounting issue is fulfillment costs, like shipping, handling and warehouse expenses, which are a significant cost of doing business for many e-tailers.

In introducing the bill last week, the attorney general and minister for justice and corrections, John Elferink, pointed to the "significant" cost of damage by detainees.

The key technical challenge facing lancing (and OEC in general) is the significant cost of O2 enrichment.

And the reported cost of sequencing a human genome does not include the significant cost of analyzing the data.

However, recourse to Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) simulation packages to develop and implement simulation-based solutions in real manufacturing environments usually presents significant cost-of-ownership (COO).

Yes, there are significant cost-of-living differences that make direct comparisons dubious, and, yes, poverty is as much a social condition as an economic one, at least in advanced economies; but the general point that inequality between countries swamps inequality within countries is a very powerful one.

Additionally, full-time faculty have received no significant cost-of-living increase since 2009, and many departments have no full-time staff members.

"Taxes are one of the most significant costs of investing in mutual funds," said Arthur Levitt, chairman of the S.E.C.

Where, our critics asked, would a sustainable income come from to cover the significant costs of running the organisation?