Clearly this is a far too high cost oil basin for any oil company to consider exploiting".
That's why it is a grey-area fuel and that runs some risk of eventually becoming too high cost… The [Grantham] foundation can invest in anything it wants.
However, most people tend to believe that we have some obligation to make the world a better place, at least if we can do so without violating any deontological constraints, and at a not too high cost to ourselves.
In settings where TAT would be shorter (e.g. in communities, in small peripheral laboratories), rapid tests are not being used because of non-availability (public) and too high cost of reagents (small private laboratories), or lack of faith in their accuracy (private clinics).
One could easily recommend reducing this small risk of overestimating support by representing each bootstrap replicate by a consensus tree derived from multiple searches, but this probably suffers from a too high cost-benefit ratio to be practical in most analyses: 10 ratchet iterations require roughly a 20-fold search time compared to a simple search.
Duffy worries that its deposits are too high-cost for it to get through a time of rising rates unscathed.
Part of Britain's obsession with home ownership, aside from our politicians pushing it as the only tenure of choice for those "hardworking families of alarm clock Britain", is down to the fact that private renting has boomed, but with too-high costs and too-low quality.
In a 2007 report from the Public Roads Administration, SBT was one of seven toll companies which was criticized for too high administration costs.
So if the cost of abandoning print is too high, the cost of sticking with it may be even higher, though slower to reveal itself.
Consideration of a treatment's cost effectiveness can help to avoid therapies that produce too little benefit at too high a cost.
