Sentence examples for tariff comes from inspiring English sources

The water tariff comes amid warnings that Saudi Arabia's groundwater will run out in the next 13 years.

Carly: And as our current fixed tariff comes to an end in November, having the smart meter will mean we'll be more aware of the energy we use and it will help us make a more informed decision.

Perhaps his strongest argument against the whole-life tariff came in a disturbing letter he wrote a few months later.

In consequence, the 1980s were actually a period of reversal to protection, because the relatively flat trend in the average tariff came together with an increase in non-tariff barriers.

Then this national tariff came in and because we didn't have very savvy managers and as a Clinical Director I wasn't savvy at all about the funding, …with the staffing level that we need to cover the network and the tariff only pays for episodes at the hub, so operations and a few of the cleft clinics.

Many reported that they are experiencing a surge in demand before the change to the feed-in tariffs comes into force on 1 January 2016.

As tariffs came off, local manufacturing collapsed.

All tariffs come with a £99 upfront cost on a 24 month contract with unlimited texts and minutes.

As tariffs come down, the value to African businesses of tariff-free access to the US market will be reduced.

But history suggests that as soon as China's tariffs come down, new bureaucratic barriers will magically appear.

Thousands of households face a sudden rise in the cost of their energy bills next month, as popular fixed-rate tariffs come to an end.