Sentence examples for unpredictable costs from inspiring English sources

The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has renewed questions about the risks and unpredictable costs of America's unremitting dependence on fossil fuels.

The deployment of independent, large-scale "geoengineering" techniques aimed at averting dangerous warming warrants more research because it could lead to an international crisis with unpredictable costs to agriculture, infrastructure and global stability, said the Geneva-based WEF in its annual Global Risks report before the Davos economic summit later this month.

Clients, they figured, would love being able to build unpredictable costs into their budgets.

These barriers add unpredictable costs and years of delays for every developer, which are ultimately passed onto buyers and renters.

They work with fertility clinics to get the often unpredictable costs set in stone, then cover said costs and convert them into a more approachable monthly payment plan.

Funding an entitlement program with an open-ended and unpredictable cost (the Congressional Budget Office has always underestimated the true cost) should not be tied to a tax on a small portion of the economy.

Bear in mind that health expenses will still have to be mainly paid for by some kind of insurance; that's in the nature of medical care, with its high but unpredictable cost.

By helping shield low-income ratepayers from unpredictable cost increases, utilities help keep customers from falling behind on their bills -- which costs everyone.

Litigation can be very unpredictable and costs can vary hugely.

Even with unpredictable wheat costs profits can be made by pasta manufacturers, and its cheapness, convenience and long shelf-life commend it to manufacturers at least as much as consumers.

But while the market's direction may be unpredictable, the costs incurred by funds are not.