Sentence examples for supposed costs from inspiring English sources

Waiting will merely impose costs, while bringing no benefits.The trouble with this is, first, that the supposed costs are pretty moot: what are they, precisely?

If Oxford really could meet its supposed costs by charging £16,000 fees on an open market, then this means that undergraduates studying there now, paying £9,000 fees, are effectively receiving a subsidy of £7,000 from all other students in the country.

The fury over immigration--both legal and undocumented--is out of all proportion to the supposed costs.

Recently, however, some commissioners have started to move back to a residential care model on supposed cost grounds.

With critics still scare-mongering about the supposed cost of reform, insurers in several states have been seeking double-digit premium increases that look hard to justify as necessary to keep up with medical inflation.

We can argue about exactly why the simple Econ 101 story doesn't seem to work, but it clearly doesn't — which means that the supposed cost in terms of employment from seeking to raise low-wage workers' earnings is a myth.

Lawmakers have taken an interest in nudges because of their nonregulatory nature and supposed cost-effectiveness.

If this weren't bad enough, another supposed cost saver has tremendously complicated the hiring process.

Similarly to the reference [36], the core component of this system is the alerter, which notifies the user and presents a beneficial configuration and a supposed cost reduction.

Republicans opposed the bill because the $19 billion supposed cost of 1099 repeal was offset by $19 billion in other tax increases, including a $5 billion plus tax increase on estates, through limits on Grantor Retained Annuity Trusts.

That adds more than $1 billion to the supposed cost.