Sentence examples for steadily increasing cost from inspiring English sources

This is also reflected by the steadily increasing cost of treatment of patients with T2DM in Cambodia (Figure 4).

The airlines ascribed their decision to falling passenger demand and steadily increasing costs of maintaining the fleet.

Others see these changes as less of a result of the Affordable Care Act and more a response to the steadily increasing costs of health care.

The district hired Del Terra Construction Group in 2000 to oversee the construction program, but fired the company in February because of growing construction delays and steadily increasing costs.

Confronted with growing construction delays and steadily increasing costs, the school board voted in February to fire Del Terra Construction Group of Los Angeles alleging "gross mismanagement," and sued the company.

The number of patients receiving this treatment is steadily increasing and costs have soared, reaching €440m ($575m) in 2011.

The contrasting trends toward earlier retirement and greater longevity have resulted in steadily increasing retirement costs over the last forty years.

When taken in conjunction with steadily increasing construction costs, this could mean that a homeowner who still has only the original coverage may be significantly underinsured.

School boards in New Jersey facing these steadily increasing wage costs have looked for savings by requiring teachers to pay higher deductibles and a share of the premiums for health insurance.

"Steadily increasing drug costs, and the current transition in health care from volume to value, require us to continually develop and implement innovative solutions to help our clients manage pharmacy costs while improving health outcomes," CVS Health chief operating officer Jon Roberts said in a statement announcing the deal.

"Steadily increasing drug costs, and the current transition in health care from volume to value, require us to continually develop and implement innovative solutions to help our clients manage pharmacy costs while improving health outcomes," CVS Health chief operating officer Jon Roberts said earlier this year in announcing such a performance-based network.