Sentence examples for transition cost from inspiring English sources

This dilemma has been commonly referred to as the "transition cost problem".

In Agilent's earnings announcement last week, the company said the transition cost it $105 million in lost revenue in the quarter.

He argued that if nothing is done to finance Social Security properly, "there is a transition cost and that is, reasonably, the unfunded liability of the system -- $3 trillion to $8 trillion".

If Theresa May's government had presented a credible path to the prosperity that it claims will accompany Britain's departure from the E.U., the economic slowdown could perhaps be written off as an inevitable and temporary transition cost.

Those costs have already been incurred, and will have to be paid sometime (unless the government defaults on its pension promises); the transition cost simply represents the government deciding to pay them sooner rather than later.

It applies to any heuristic function, evaluation function, and transition cost function defined over a finite domain.

The transition costs of privatization are formidable.

Mr. Shipman dismissed the issue of the transition costs.

The Kerry campaign says the transition costs would total $2 trillion over 10 years.

His ideas are not cheap: some put the transition costs for Social Security alone at $1 trillion.

The transition costs represent the government paying off liabilities it has already accrued.