Sentence examples for unwarranted cost from inspiring English sources

Cost-effectiveness or value of cardiovascular therapies may be undermined by unwarranted cost variation, particularly for heterogeneous procedures such as catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation (AF).

*[T]he technology and materials needed for CCSS assessments require high and unwarranted costs.

The group said that with groups like the Red Cross distributing the aid, the Cuban Government could not benefit by levying taxes or assessing unwarranted costs.

"From their perspective, even if such discrimination is unfair, the law is incapable of eliminating it, and efforts to do so will result in unwarranted costs and corrosive backlash," she writes.

Recent decisions in NML v. Argentina illustrate the way in which a court's inability to compel compliance by the sovereign may lead it to impose dramatic and potentially unwarranted costs on third parties, turning traditional equitable analysis on its head.

The Economic Ministry, for example, has objected to the bill as causing financial losses for the national foreign trade, excessive administrative barriers and unwarranted costs for both entrepreneurs and the public budget [ 48].

The very low action level has been causing undue fear and unwarranted costs to many homeowners as well as a reduction in the market prices of their radon-stigmatized homes.

While it is hard to pinpoint which individual doctors or hospitals are the big spenders, regional data show unwarranted high costs of care with little difference in quality.

Mr Prescott's PPP plan, says the report, has been pushed through on the basis of unwarranted assumptions about cost, risk and efficiency advantages; involves potentially serious safety problems; is based on badly-designed contracts and would lead to a loss of democratic accountability.

In order to avoid unwarranted risks and cost of drugs with limited data on their efficacy, the Catalan Health Service has put internal procedures in place [ 8].

Unwarranted fear is costing our children dearly.