Sentence examples for uncertain costs from inspiring English sources

The uncertain costs of such purchases have created a higher bar for action.

They see modest benefits and uncertain costs in buying more bonds.

(No relation to the proto-gourmet Eli Zabar's E.A.T. on Madison Avenue, where a pint of seafood salad, origins uncertain, costs $45).

Democrats maintained that even half of the president's proposed tax cut was too much given the large budget deficit, the approaching retirement of the baby boom generation and the uncertain costs of the war.

Caroline Lucas, Green party MP, said: "We know that high and uncertain costs have a chilling effect on the ability of ordinary citizens and civil society to hold the government to account on these issues.

There were more than 30 outstanding points of negotiation and a bundle of uncertain costs which, when the sums were finally done, added more than £9m a year to the bill.

The Hinkley price is probably bloated by the uncertain cost of its innovative "European pressurised reactors".

About half so far have granted permission, apparently concerned about wiring hassles and the uncertain cost of high-speed services.

The Republicans say they can refute their critics, but the glaring fact is that the bill guarantees the elderly nothing but an undefined policy of uncertain cost.

The argument was not unreasonable, given the high (and at first, uncertain) cost of the battery packs, which had yet to prove their durability in real-world driving.

In legislatures nationwide, the proposal is likely to face hurdles because of the uncertain cost and because of criticism that it is a way to insulate judges from political attack.