Sentences with phrase «cited high cost»

The lower - income owners who were interviewed primarily cited high cost as the reason for not neutering their cats.

That year, Cuomo cited the high cost as a reason not to hold special elections.

In the latest week, the busiest for first - quarter reports, several companies warned about or cited higher costs.

Already, industry groups like the American Petroleum Institute and the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America have opposed the president's earlier proposals to require new pipelines to use American - made steel, citing higher costs.

Kraken Cryptocurrency Exchange announced that it will no longer be providing services to residents of Japan, citing high costs in doing business in the region.

In the Budget, the government cites the high costs of drugs and the statistic that one in ten Canadians can not afford the prescription drugs they need as reasons why a National Pharmacare plan is needed.

Schweppes has raised prices in the route trade by 4 per cent and has cut back the depth of promotions in supermarkets, citing higher costs for aluminium, PET and PVC plastics, utilities and distribution, according to a Citigroup report on Monday.

Those groups are also urging lawmakers to roll back requirements for whole grains and fruits and vegetables, citing high costs and increased plate waste.

In previous years, Mayor de Blasio's administration had resisted calls for free school lunch, citing the high cost.

The company cited the high costs of maintaining the facility as one of the primary reasons for shutting down.

He cites high cost of housing, needing two incomes for living costs and not being able to take time out from work as other factors influencing this growing trend.

Ueno ruled out the 1.5 L turbocharged petrol for the Indian market citing high costs as the primary reason.

10.24 % said that they are now buying more print than digital, also citing the high cost.

Women more than men cite the high cost of living (55 %) and not earning enough (52 %) as the biggest barriers to saving more (compared with 46 % and 42 % of men, respectively).

When the Deepwater Wind contract was approved by the state government in 2010, ratepayers on the mainland, the state's attorney general and the environmental group Conservation Law Foundation all sued, citing the high cost and alleged strong arm tactics employed to get the project approved.

The Clean Power Plan (CPP) regulations do recognize the ability for fossil energy with CCS technology to help states meet their targets, but do not mandate it, citing high cost as a barrier to implementation across the entire industry.

The report sees problems with the storage technologies that are available today, such as Tesla's Powerwall, or the larger scale technologies for entire power grids, citing high costs.

Environmental Protection Minister Gideon Ezra recently announced that he is canceling his participation in the conference, citing the high cost of providing security for his entourage in Indonesia.

The dwindling do - nothing crowd likes to cite the high cost of complying with the Kyoto Protocol, which is supposed to cut carbon dioxide emissions of the industrialized nations that ratified it.

Time after time, we've seen companies drop out of the Obamacare exchanges (looking at you, Arizona and Iowa and Tennessee and Kansas and Missouri) citing the high cost of coverage.

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Examples he cited include: high switching costs, strong brands, patent protection, etc. (See To Keep Your Customers Build More Moats.)

Morgan Stanley also cited capital goods stocks and aerospace as further areas set to be impacted by higher costs in steel and aluminum.

According to Bloomberg, citing data from the US Department of Agriculture, the wholesale cost of a dozen eggs in the US Midwest has jumped to $ 2.71, leaving it within touching distance of the record - high of $ 2.77 set in August 2015.

The EU study cited above found that the most - mentioned obstacles to cross-border trade are the costs of compliance with different consumer protection rules and contract law (41 percent) and potentially higher costs of fraud and non-payment (41 percent)

Respondents to the Palo Alto Weekly's survey cited the area's chronic housing crisis and high cost of living as reasons for identifying as middle - class instead of upper - class.

The regulator called the financial product «an extremely high - risk, speculative investment,» citing concerns about price volatility, leverage, charges, and funding costs as well as price transparency.

Citing Ripple's traction with global banks, including UBS, Santander, CIBC, UniCredit, ReiseBank, ATB Financial and National Bank of Abu Dhabi, the report points out that far from being just hype, Ripple's solution is already cutting the time and internal costs for cross-border payments for banks, while enabling the increasingly crucial use case of high - volume, low - value global transactions.

As an explanation, management cited higher production and operations costs related to major releases of online game services.

In fact, according to information from Global Workplace Analytics, 92 percent of employees were concerned with the high cost of fuel, and 80 percent specifically cited the cost of commuting to work.

Higher hotel costs and more - frequent international travel were cited by our survey respondents — a group that included US corporate travel managers and travel agents — as top reasons for increasing their budgets.

Richard Lamm, the former governor of Colorado who has campaigned against excessive medical costs, recently cited the case of a patient in a Washington, D.C., hospital who has been in a comatose state since Lamm was a high school student.

Meanwhile, last week, Scotland's largest fresh milk producer, Robert Wiseman Dairies, warned profits could suffer over the next 18 months, citing intense competition and higher fuel and packaging costs.

He cited the high Australian dollar, comparatively high labour costs, and dramatically cheaper imports as factors.

The economic downturn in recent years, which led to higher unemployment levels among fathers; the re-entry of mothers into the labor force; a growing number of parents working different schedules; and the escalating costs of child care are all cited as factors that have made fathers» increased child - rearing role more feasible and more necessary.

She also cited specific examples of these higher costs to provide context for the Committee.

They also cite the high - cost of doing business in the state for small businesses in particular and the need to reform medical liability and the Scaffold Law.

The more some things change, the more they stay the same: Farm owners at the time cited high property taxes and labor costs as threats to their business models.

Mr. de Blasio — typically a staunch supporter of unions who has in the past enjoyed a fairly chummy relationship with the UFA after he protested firehouse closures as a councilman — has opposed reversing Mr. Paterson's veto, citing the potentially high costs of a bill sponsored in the State Senate and Assembly that would restore parity to the pension system.

And both cite high property taxes as a main reason they are seeking the Assembly seat, though unfortunately, neither offered much in the way of cost - cutting ideas to offset the tax cuts they propose.

The NYT editorial board comes out against a con - con — a reversal from 1997 — citing a concern that «the likelihood of a con - con yielding the most desperately needed reforms is disappointingly low, and the possibility of its accomplishing nothing at significant cost, or, worse, setting New York back even further, is worrisomely high.»

Citing high security costs, Wright State University in Ohio is pulling out of its presidential debate scheduled for September 26, and the debate will move to Hofstra University on Long Island.

However, some of the ban's opponents, such as Restaurant Action Alliance NYC, and the National Federation of Independent Business, cite costs to their businesses of nearly twice as high if the ban were to go into effect.

One study cited in the Wiese metaanalysis put the cost of hangovers to the U.S. economy alone as high as $ 148 billion; that's nearly 1.5 % of the U.S. gross domestic product.

Therefore, «it may behoove biomedical lobbyists to think twice before citing the cost of high - tech science as a rationale for pumping up NIH's budget.»

Other cost - effective changes cited in the report include massive boosts to energy efficiency in industry and home heating, and reducing transport emissions through more efficient vehicles, more compact cities and more high - speed rail to cut air miles.

Further analysis suggested that the direct cost to the NIH is higher for retracted papers published in high - impact journals — those with articles that are the most cited in other research papers within two years of publication.

Doctors often cite the high price of a prescription drug as a reason they don't prescribe it, while patients similarly say that cost is a main reason they quit taking a drug.

There are considerable financial costs to donating a kidney, though, with an average estimated cost of $ 5000 and some reports citing costs as high as $ 20,000.

1 in 7 parents whose children did not play middle or high school sports in 2013 - 14 cited cost as the reason for not participating.

One in 7 parents whose children did not play middle / high school sports cited cost as reason, according to new U-M National Poll on Children's Health.