Sentence examples for uncontrolled costs from inspiring English sources

Despite cuts, he said, the agency has been hit with uncontrolled costs.

The McNulty review, commissioned by Labour but delivered to the coalition, is the latest hardheaded attempt to bring some order to the network's uncontrolled costs, now £11bn a year of which £5bn comes from the taxpayer.

There are good reasons to worry that come 2015, the nation will be immersed in a crisis of uncontrolled costs and rising insurance premiums.

Originally introduced to curtail the practice of arbitrary and uncontrolled costs, value-based care is classically characterized as the ratio of outcomes to cost, although this fails to answer "value for whom?" and even the experts disagree on how to define outcomes or cost.

These eight schools are the most often cited as examples of the uncontrolled costs in higher education, yet they educate but 0.4% of undergraduates and see their applications increase with every rise in tuition (high price equates to high quality, yes?).

Doing nothing, he said, would result in uncontrolled cost increases, along with more and more people without health insurance.

"Decades of uncontrolled cost increases are pushing the dream of a college degree further out of reach for needy students," said the report, which was written by Representative John A. Boehner, Republican of Ohio, who is chairman of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, and Mr. McKeon, who is chairman of the subcommittee on 21st century competitiveness.

Ultimately, such a model arrives at a cross roads where it has to either limit access in an arbitrary way, or face uncontrolled cost increases.

But the warning signs of uncontrolled cost growth had already started mounting.

The hemophilia drug that saves 7-year-old William Addison from uncontrolled bleeding costs $100,000 a year.

They won't cover the average payout on Medicare, but that's an artifact of uncontrolled healthcare costs, not of the structure of Medicare itself.