Sentence examples for the costs which from inspiring English sources

But they worry about meeting the costs, which is why the UPromise program seemed appealing.

But the costs, which would inevitably rebound on customers, might be hellish.

Protesters pounced, criticizing the costs, which exceed the usual loan fees.

It is selling $30bn worth of assets to meet the costs, which means it will end up a smaller company – with its presence around the world trimmed significantly.

WNYC also liked the costs, which were substantially lower than those in Midtown, where annual rents are often in excess of $100 a square foot.

In a prebuilt space, a landlord would pay all of the costs, which might come to as much as $100 a foot for a high-end office.

Some states have not started the programs because they believe the costs, which can reach hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, would exceed the programs' benefits.

But "we have no control over our revenue and many of the costs," which rise faster than reimbursements, Mr. Gottlieb said.

A Manchester council spokeswoman said: "Unison presents a heavily distorted picture of the costs which are incurred by the council through the use of interim managers.

To keep track of the costs, which a few senators viewed as exorbitant, the legislation states that no individual project can go 20percentt over budget without an explanation to Congress.

But the company said it was disappointed it would have to bear £18m of the costs - which relate to the Drax contract - itself.