Sentences with phrase «by ballooning costs»

Both systems are beset by ballooning costs and, especially with a presidential election on the horizon, calls for reform, but a recent study could put ammunition in the hands of people who believe it is time the U.S. ceased to be the only developed nation without universal health coverage.

«People all across this province are struggling to buy their first homes, scrambling to find space for growing families, and being squeezed by ballooning costs and low availability of rental homes.

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The SkyDome was originally intended to cost $ 225 million but by the time the first baseball was hit, the cost had ballooned to over $ 650 million (almost $ 1 billion in today's money).

Its net loss ballooned 129 percent in 2017, driven mostly by financing costs related to a 2016 deal in which Sweden - based Spotify raised $ 1 billion in debt that would convert to shares upon an initial public offering.

By making one large lump sum payment, balloon loans allow borrowers to lower their monthly loan repayment costs in the initial stages of paying back a loan.

Preferred by lenders and small business owners alike, SBA loans promise low interest rates, longer repayment terms and no ballooning costs, making monthly payments manageable for small business or franchise owners.

Amid the political mayhem, Greece's cost of borrowing ballooned, with the interest demanded by markets to buy Greek 10 - year bonds exceeding 31 percent - compared with 2 percent for European powerhouse Germany.

Many parents may be overwhelmed by the cost of college, which has ballooned...

Is it «appalling» that I don't want our already out of control health care costs to balloon even more by covering such a precaution?

The estimated # 4.9 billion total cost of the tunnel turned out to be a serious miscalculation, as the cost ballooned to almost # 12 billion by the time it opened in 1994, more than double the original estimates.

A union group accused of ballooning construction costs by paying «coffee boys» a whopping $ 42 an hour is now allegedly slashing tires and using «thuggish tactics of yesteryear» at the...

«When we need savings, we go case by case, agency by agency, program by program,» Mr. de Blasio said, saying he was more focused on changing the city's spending on ballooning healthcare costs.

An $ 8.2 million deficit, created by stagnant sales tax growth and ballooning health care and personnel costs needed to be filled, and the county did it by offering $ 10,000 buyouts to employees close to retirement.

At the beginning of May, the commission revealed that its share of ITER construction costs had ballooned from $ 2.7 billion to $ 7.2 billion and that its current fusion funding, which runs to 2013, is short by $ 1.4 billion.

As part of the presentation, Max floated balloons above several cardboard models, comparing cost, memory, and hard - disk space by the length of the ribbons attached to the balloons.

For home equity loans and lines of credit (1) Maximum loan amount depends on home value and total loans secured by home (2) Property insurance required (3) Consult your tax advisor about tax deductibility (4) Closing costs are $ 149 for home equity loans and home equity lines of credit plus cost of appraisal, if needed, and can range from $ 400 to $ 700 (5) No annual fee for qualified credit (6) For balloon products, balance might not be paid in full by end of term.

By making one large lump sum payment, balloon loans allow borrowers to lower their monthly loan repayment costs in the initial stages of paying back a loan.

Instead of letting that interest balloon into hundreds or even thousands more after graduation, students can keep total student loan costs down — and keep their repayment terms more manageable — by paying accrued interest while in school.

the costs are just ballooning and being subsidized by secondary costs via microtransactions, like req packs in halo, and the naughty dog points in uc4, they already know they won't get money through just packaged sales... pretty much what space cheese has been saying for the most part

Commonly referred to as «Diller Island,» it was to be funded by Barry Diller, the chairman of IAC, whose building we were in — and in the six years since the project was started, the cost had ballooned from $ 35 million to $ 250 million.

One reason for the waste is simply that in prospering countries, as food costs have become an ever smaller proportion of total household budgets, the amount of discarded food has ballooned, according to a recent article by Andrew Martin.

If you're wondering why Congress has yet to tackle this global crisis despite overwhelming scientific consensus and ballooning costs of inaction, Think Progress has an interactive map that shows the huge sums of political donations given by the oil and gas industry alongside which members of Congress deny the realities of global warming.