Sentences with phrase «comes at no cost to»

Still, that comes at a cost to the bottom line.

In the end, she says, it still came at a cost to the organization, but frank discussion helped avoid what could have been a disastrous outcome.

Everyone recognizes that public service comes at some cost to one's family.

As Jenell Williams Paris of Messiah College writes in her book The End of Sexual Identity, «Grounding sexual ethics in our humanity more than in contemporary sexual identity categories... comes at a cost to heterosexuals,» because «it puts them in the game as players instead of umpires.»

While the move would be welcome if it were to stamp out factory farming and other brutal practices, or result in unethical producers being named and shamed, even «high welfare» meat comes at a cost to the environment.

The battle for market share between Woolworths, Coles and Aldi has come at a cost to Australia's second - largest baker, George Weston Foods, which said packaged bread prices are unsustainable, setting the scene for price rises.

The service will come at a cost to Woolworths, mainly in extra labour, but will help the retailer defend its market share against Amazon, which is expected to launch its Australian retail operations before Christmas.

But the Australian Food and Grocery Council (AFGC) said Coles» aggressive promotion of its home brand products comes at a cost to consumers in the form of a rapidly shrinking range of product lines.

Australian Certified Organic auditors look for evidence that its certified businesses use fair workplace practices, whether they are picking vegetables or working in retail.industry and some consumers are unaware that cheap clothes come at a cost to people and the environment.

Poor working conditions and child labour issues continue to plague the clothing the clothing industry and some consumers are unaware that cheap clothes come at a cost to people and the environment.

When he 1st came to the club he had Dein to support him a lot and since his departure the responsibilities appears to have been picked up by Wenger, this has come at a cost to his coaching capability which has finally lead us to where we are now, having a worse start since prior his joining...

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Each of these tactics — as Mora worries when she considers buying the wrong size for her child — comes at a cost to the babies.

For both union and non-unionized workers, the benefits will come at no cost to taxpayers, de Blasio said.

Each of these benefits comes at no cost to taxpayers.

«The tax cap may be helping to keep taxes down, but it comes at a cost to our schools, which now need the state to make up for the funding they can not raise locally.»

This comes at a cost to governments and in some cases, private individuals who are engaged in water supply as their business.

The report draws on government and trade statistics, academic evidence and economic theory to challenge arguments that the health and social benefits of reducing alcohol consumption are likely to come at a cost to the economy, finding: · Any reduction in employment and income resulting from lower spending on alcohol would be offset by spending on other goods · Econometric analysis of US states suggests that a 10 % decrease in alcohol consumption is associated with a 0.4 % increase in per capita income growth · Lower alcohol consumption could also reduce the economic costs of impaired workplace productivity, alcohol - related sickness, unemployment and premature death, which are estimated to cost the UK # 8 - 11 billion a year The analysis comes at a timely moment, with health groups urging the Chancellor to raise alcohol duty in next month's Budget.

The Common Council approved the feasibility study in the city's 2010 budget, Schumacher said, because it came at no cost to the city and with no directive to build a rooftop garden.

But his reforms came at a cost to New Jersey residents in the form of increased sales and income taxes.

«It's unfortunate that one person's gain, comes at the cost to all the school children in the district,» said Michael J. Borges, executive director of the New York State Association of School Business Officials.

«There will be regional consequences for instability in Togo and this will surely come at a cost to development,» Buhari was quoted as saying.

The pursuit of science in Antarctica has continued to come at a cost to lives ever since Captain Robert Falcon...

It could be that cold tolerance comes at a cost to the lizard, he notes, so that in normal or warm winters, the cold - resistant lizards would be at a disadvantage.

Conventional thinking says that any defense trait — in this case, herbicide resistance — should come at a cost to the plant.

• For both men and women, the role of a family member or caregiver does not come at a cost to the investment in a work identity • Because women are more likely to occupy lower quality jobs, they are more likely to have lower career centrality • Traditional gender beliefs lead both men and women to be less career centric, but the impact is stronger for women.

The pursuit of science in Antarctica has continued to come at a cost to lives ever since Captain Robert Falcon Scott and his companions died on their return from the South Pole still hauling 15 kilograms of rock samples (14 January, p 24).

But this comes at a cost to the you the host as these pathogens compromises various digestive processes, preventing it from fully absorbing vitamins and minerals, increasing acidity in the intestines, allowing candida yeast infections, bacteria and parasites to thrive, reducing enzymatic activity.

What my research has shown is that low to moderate coffee consumption may be benefital in reducing the incidence of Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, symptomatic gallstones, and type 2 diabetes; but these benefits may come at a cost to some people.

Being a gentleman comes at no cost to a Sugar Daddy, and says a lot about him as a person.

And yet, that warmth comes at a cost to the comedy in Rough Night, which could have used a sharper bite and a darker, more uncompromisingly realistic edge to give it a distinct identity of its own.

Abandoning private religious education for secular charter schools may come at a cost to these character skills.

Do the improvements in performance elsewhere come at a cost to them?

But as the OMB report demonstrates, that's probably going to come at some cost to taxpayers.

When parents and students make the decision to seek a better education at a public charter school — which comes at no cost to them — they do so because they are dissatisfied with the status quo of traditional education.

This study comes at NO COST to your district or school.

While creating an incentive to improve, school choice has not come at a cost to the public schools.

While many of LA Unified's charters have demonstrated increases in student achievement, critics say the success of charters comes at a cost to traditional public schools.

But now that the details are starting to shake out, it's looking like the move will come at a cost to the district's neediest students: English learners.

Lumping all students together in one class may help average and struggling children, but does that come at a cost to top performers?

Proponents of this approach often stress that it benefits average and lagging students, but a new study from the Thomas B. Fordham Institute suggests that the upsides may come at a cost to top students — and to the international competitiveness of the United States.

Neither comes at a cost to efficiency.

The sporty design comes at a cost to interior volume though.

This aerodynamic efficiency comes at some cost to Saab's traditional crisp lines, which on the Vector look as if they have been relaxed with botox.

Audi is banking on technology to generate buyer interest in its revised A3 and S3 range, but early adoption will come at a cost to drivers, with most new additions expected to be priced as optional extras.

The decision came at some cost to the publisher, since the book is already well into production and goes on sale September 29.

And any clicks you get from retweeted promoted tweets come at no cost to your advertising budget, but still expand your sphere of influence.

CIBC said the new service would come at no cost to customers.

However, doing so will come at a cost to your ability to borrow money.

However, the program comes at a cost to Ontario ratepayers.