Sentence examples for surging costs from inspiring English sources

Automakers have been scouring for ways to counter surging costs and lagging sales.

According to Forbes the drop was caused by a fall in the shares of ArcelorMittal, thanks to surging costs and sluggish demand in Europe.

The reality has been messier, marked by price distortions, political U-turns, surging costs and inadequate infrastructure.Businessmen say the Energiewende will kill German industry.

Warnings about fragile technology, overwhelmed data-processing centres and surging costs suggested slow progress.Instead this week saw the 110-millionth UID number issued.

Wages were already rising; now they will surely go up further, adding to surging costs for credit, materials, energy, environmental compliance and health care.

And health care experts say that even for private companies, drug benefit managers have not been able to put a lid on surging costs.

In 2002, President George W. Bush imposed tariffs that caused steel prices to surge, costing more jobs in steel-using industries than then existed in steel-making.

Add in higher domestic food and energy prices and surging labour costs, and the China price may soon be a good deal higher.

They saw surging fuel costs, their press, and an ugly winter coming.

No doubt surging energy costs and media attention to climate change are powering this Al Gore effect.

That, combined with surging energy costs and worries about decelerating earnings, contributed to an apprehensive climate on Wall Street.