Political homogeneity, he went on, comes at "a substantial cost" to research quality.
There is a substantial cost to investigating this, and often one doesn't know who to talk to.
Will Shu, Deliveroo co-founder and CEO, says: "Traditionally, expanding a restaurant business comes at significant risk, and substantial cost to small businesses.
Their incarceration is no longer necessary for public safety or rehabilitation, and Jamie Scott's medical condition creates a substantial cost to the state of Mississippi".
Although insurance can cover a portion of the legal fees, that still comes at a substantial cost to the company because insurance, like a lawyer, is not cheap.
This lack of organization comes at substantial cost to the Earth-surface science community (i.e., geomorphologists, sedimentary geologists, and engineers) through missed opportunities to address scientific challenges.
New York City, which closed the Fresh Kills Landfill on Staten Island in 2001, is dependent on contractors to truck its refuse out of state, at substantial cost to taxpayers.
But, since 2008, Greenberg's primary target has been the regulators and Federal Reserve officials who orchestrated a government bailout of A.I.G. that prevented the firm from collapsing, though at a substantial cost to its stockholders, including Greenberg.
Mr. Dreisig likened the financing to an insurance policy because it came at a substantial cost to suppliers, but the cost of not having access could be too much for some companies to overcome.
Transmission as a result of delays in seeking treatment — or prolonged ineffectual treatment — is a substantial cost to society, so a method that will resolve inaccuracies in the testing method is a breakthrough..
In fact, when people find out that bystanders think less of them because of the harm they've endured, they'll actually go out of their way even at substantial cost to themselves to retaliate against their provokers.
