Sentences with phrase «come at a cost as»

The Citizens rolled over Southampton 3 - 1 at the weekend in the Premier League, but that match came at a cost as Sergio Aguero limped off with injury.

It was thrilling match from start till the very end and even though it was the French team that managed to come out on top with the victory as they secured their ticket into the quarter - finals of the Champions League, this triumph came at a cost as Zlatan Ibrahimovic received a red card and he will not be able to perform in the upcoming quarter - finals match of PSG against Barcelona.

Man United are through to the Europa League quarterfinals after beating Rostov 2 - 1 on aggregate, but it came at a cost as Paul Pogba limped off.

However, this has come at a cost as they are detrimental to long - term soil health.

They generally come at a cost as well, so you end up shelling out a little money with each carrier you use.

But anyway, this visual beauty does come at a cost as Planet Coaster's performance is patchy.

Unfortunately all this eye candy does come at a cost as the frame rate of Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D does suffer.

The device does come at a cost as it's planned to launch for $ 899, but early backers willing to pledge $ 699 will receive a 22 - percent discount.

Its slim profile does come at a cost as the device won't run nearly as long as other models on a single charge (expect about two days versus up to 10 with the Time Steel).

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Whatever the reason, the move to regulate methane comes at a bad time for the industry as it would directly affect the development costs associated with new wells.

This timeliness and detail comes at a cost, however, as the small sample sizes of the LFS causes the estimates to have substantial standard errors (which can lead to some peculiar results at the provincial and CMA levels).

«The energy market is changing more rapidly than we could have imagined, and it's changing because the costs of competitive fuels are coming down,» says Simon Flowers, chief analyst at Wood Mackenzie, who predicts global demand for gasoline and diesel fuel will peak as early as a decade from now and «certainly» by 2030.

An MBA or Master's in Marketing helps professionals gain a more in - depth understanding of marketing analytics and add value to their marketing careers, but the degree comes at a cost: top business schools such as those at Columbia, USC, and Vanderbilt charge annual tuition fees of $ 50,000 to $ 60,000.

«As your costs come down, and income from your investments gets re-invested in more investments, at some point you will experience the bewildering and joyful moment when your wealth starts to spiral upwards,» Jason said.

As a number of critics have pointed out, using AMP would come at a certain cost.

We prefer owning — even though, at $ 366,000, the average Canadian home today costs more than twice as much as its U.S. equivalent; even though a small increase in the lending rates will push scores of over-leveraged homeowners into crisis; even though Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney is practically guaranteeing that those higher rates are coming.

According to Pamela Stamataky, an associate with Tanguay - Burke - Stratton, a Chicago commercial real estate brokerage, corporate tenants have at least four negotiating options when it comes to handling the costs of «buildouts,» such as revamped wiring, new cabinetry, carpeting, and paint jobs:

Turner: One of the things that people in the industry often talk about when it comes to money management is this barbell, where as you said you have low - cost, passive index tracking funds and at the other end you have higher fees, higher active share, things like private debt which you mentioned, and it's those in the middle that are charging higher fees for something that looks quite a lot like beta that are really going to struggle.

What's important to us, and what our primary push has been with governments, is ensuring that as these regulations come into play, that they're market - based systems to allow carbon regulation to happen at the lowest possible cost.

When you reflect on your budget for the entire year at once, it's much easier to put these costs into perspective, allowing you to plan ahead instead of weathering them as they come.

Through websites like Payscale and Glassdoor, as well as industry surveys, you can learn — often at no cost — what pay comes with various jobs across the country.

Investment firms, such as T. Rowe Price, also offer free benefits evaluators, while tools from pay - for - play software vendors — including SocialSecuritySolutions.com, priced from $ 20 to $ 250 and Kotlikoff's MaximizeMySocialSecurity.com ($ 40)-- come at a cost but provide a more comprehensive analysis.

Since then, commodities trading has come under pressure at big banks as funding costs have risen and regulators have clamped on their ability to make bets with their own money.

It comes at a time when health insurers and hospitals are increasingly looking to technology to help boost patient satisfaction, as consumers and employers are pressing the industry to cut costs and make it easier to access care.

While strict mortgage - lending laws were in place before he took office and they came at a cost — less home ownership and slower economic growth — the state's conservative rules, as WSJ notes, «largely prevented the state's residents from signing the types of dubious home loans written in other markets across the country.»

People see the costs of citizenship behaviors much more clearly because they see them as coming at the expense of exceeding their targets or whatever is being measured.

And while there's no question the city's popularity comes at a high cost, it's not nearly as high as some East Coast cities that are often mentioned in the same breath as Boston.

Guest blogging services are cropping up everywhere (including here, at AudienceBloom) as the industry begins to realize that guest blogging, as a link building tactic, is one of the few safe havens left after Penguin demolished many of the lower - cost, higher quantity tactics that SEOs came to rely upon over the course of the past several years.

As with other controversial transactions, though, such gains may come at a cost.

And with the federal carbon pricing requirement coming into effect next year, Ontario's commitment to cap and trade takes necessary action to cut carbon pollution — leaving room for improvements as needed, and at the least possible cost.

Solar roof tiles cost nearly twice as much as a solar system comprised of traditional solar panels, coming in, on average, at a price range between $ 30,000 - $ 50,000 compared to $ 10,000 - $ 20,000 for panel - based rooftop solar system.

This added security comes at a cost, as hardware wallets are one of the most expensive digital currency storage options available.

When the G - 7 deputies came to Moscow in late November 1991, just a few days after Gaidar had come to power as head of Yeltsin's economic team, the main focus of the G - 7 message was the urgency that the Soviet Union should continue to service the external debts at any cost.

Currently, the iShares MSCI Russia ETF (ERUS) is the cheapest fund in the space, but it still costs considerably more than FLRU, coming in as it does at 0.62 %.

In fact, as a motivational sales speaker, Marc teaches that if the cost of their challenges isn't at least 10 times the cost of your solution, you're likely going to run into trouble when it comes time to present your proposal.

The KBW analysts caution that the drop in regulation «may come at a cost,» however, as Republican proposals to amend Dodd - Frank «would require much higher capital levels at the biggest banks.»

Also in terms of marketing — it comes at a cost, so it matters incredibly what channels you put your resources into as all the channels out there have different strengths and purposes... misuse is watsed money — no ROI.

Yet, as with everything, it will come at a cost.

Given this data, if at the given time - frame the cost of the pair of currencies gets to 1.30667 we must swiftly enter a «put» prediction as a «retracement of price» is anticipated to come about as the price has risen above the upper pivot point.

Unlike the other two features that are being discussed her, trade extension (referred to as Rollover in SpotOption platforms) may come at a cost.

As we all know credit card processing makes transactions much more convenient and quicker for consumers, but it can come at a price for small business owners since the cost of accepting credit cards are passed along to the merchant and not the consumer.

Starting with the Senate bill as a base, we've come up with an illustrative plan that would reduce the bill's gimmicks by at least one - third, finance the removal of the corporate AMT, and reduce the dynamic cost of the legislation to close to $ 0.

Automation is forecast to raise productivity by as much as 30 percent in many industries, and cut labor costs by at least 18 percent in the coming decade, according to recent research from The Boston Consulting Group.

The appointment comes as it was recently revealed that costs from the data breach at Equifax will increase by $ 275 million in 2018.

This potential does come at a higher cost, as the annual expenses of most active funds are generally greater than those of passively managed funds.

This rocket can lift twice as much weight as any other rocket at a fraction of the cost because all 3 boosters come back to land.

Per a recent Financial Planning Association's (FPA) study [2], the cost of developing and building an initial financial plan is coming in at around $ 2,600 on average (which includes the cost of the advisor spending up to 13 hours interviewing the investor as a basis for the plan).

The message comes as he introduces new cost - cutting measures to church offices and has encouraged reforms at the Vatican Bank.

Survival often comes only at a high cost as we wall ourselves off from others in one way or another.

About twenty - five volunteers serve under their direction as conversationalists with lonely people who come to the coffeehouse for fellowship, or as workers to man the food counter, which serves coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and pastries at a nominal cost.