Sentences with phrase «eventual the cost of»

So I have to say well done to Arsene Wenger and the Arsenal board because whatever the eventual cost of this transfer, and it is probably close to the # 50 + million that his club were asking for, the Arsenal boss has got his man and showed us all that he really is serious about getting the Gunners back to the top.

On the whole, the eventual cost of a personal loan will vary a great deal based on factors related to the requester, the state the requester lives in, the lender or lending partner, and the requester's repayment.

In the absence of any treaties or regulations, the atmosphere is being used as a free sewer... with us all sharing the eventual costs of this.

«110 times more costly than doing nothing and paying the eventual cost of any damage that might arise from warmer weather this century.»

Furthermore, there are significant additional risks in the construction process, as the eventual cost of the project may prove to be higher than what was budgeted originally due to delays and increases in the cost of construction materials and labor.

Not exact matches

The changes point more towards the creation of a «leaner cost structure» in getting Bombardier aerospace products ready for their eventual debut.

Investors are not willing to put in money due to the uncertainty on the eventual impact of these claims in terms of costs and losses on profits and on the net worth,» Toschi added.

The reality is that many factors — including future cost - of - living adjustments and your eventual age of death — influence «which claiming date maximizes lifetime benefit,» he said.

The UK's upcoming divorce from the EU will not come without costs, and no matter what the eventual scenario, those costs will be substantial and far - reaching, on both sides of the fence.

The eventual 5 - 1 loss at the Allianz Arena did more than cost Arsenal another three points in the Champions League, it put them on the brink of elimination in the group stage.

In other words, in the medium term an imperfect monetary union would have pushed further the process of European integration, if only because of the need to secure the sustainability of the monetary union itself, and because of the eventual economic and symbolic costs of reverting to national currencies.

Pundits tend to overstate what happens at debates; yes, Sen. Marco Rubio's gaffe before the New Hampshire primary cost him there, but there were a variety of other factors that contributed to the eventual collapse of his campaign.

It includes tax breaks for them, plus the eventual elimination of a utility surcharge that's been bringing up costs.

Cuomo cites the costs of specials and the heightened opportunity for party machines to have outsized influence in choosing the eventual winner if specials are called and turnout is even lower than usual.

And under a recent consultation document EDF would only have to pay around a fifth of the eventual cost for dealing with waste, leaving the government and the taxpayer facing the liability after the power station shuts down.

One compromise could eventual cap deductions, though it remains unclear if that deal would still impact those in the New York City area who have higher incomes that come with a higher cost of living in the region.

Sweeney ruled that, while Huhne «falsely pretended over a long period, until his eventual plea of guilty, that he was innocent», it was not «just and reasonable» to order him to pay the costs of investigating Briscoe.

Billions of people all over the world — and especially in Europe and North America — are hooked on it and would find the prospect of its soaring cost or eventual disappearance very irritating.

Some estimates place the eventual total cost of the disaster at $ 200 billion.

The film's eventual box office toll wasn't bad, especially for a January release, but the film probably cost more than it should, and any hopes of a franchise were quashed almost immediately.

It costs $ 500 plus the expense of training, IT support and eventual upgrade or replacement.

In North Carolina, annual scholarships of up to $ 9,000 would be dispensed for recipients, yet gauging the program's eventual cost to North Carolina is difficult, given the lack of substantial details from state lawmakers on their multi-year plans.

Editing, proofreading, and the eventual marketing of the reading matter (again, regardless of how consumers choose to buy the content) mean that the costs that have to be recovered through sales.

It costs nothing to walk a couple of miles a day, or to jog or ride a bicycle, but eventual improvements in weight, energy level, cardiovascular fitness and attitude can be substantial.

All of this has led to stimulus for the economy and the equity and bond markets, but at what eventual cost?

The eventual cessation of the ongoing legal costs would clearly assist also.

An important component of the eventual liquidating proceeds, and something investors mostly overlooked (a hidden value), was that City's investment in the stock of Pace Industries, Inc., was at the time almost certainly worth more than historical cost.

The reality is that many factors — including future cost - of - living adjustments and your eventual age of death — influence «which claiming date maximizes lifetime benefit,» he said.

Homeowners insurance doesn't really «cover» slip and fall accidents - it will step in to cover the cost of a legal defense and / or eventual payout should a slip and fall suit, or any liability suit, be brought against you.

For example, although there's no magical investment that can deliver returns high enough to make up for all those years you failed to save, you may very well be able to boost the return your savings earn — and the eventual size of your nest egg — by opting for low - cost index funds and ETFs, many of which charge less than 0.25 % a year in annual expenses.

Most important is that you stick to low - cost choices like index funds or ETFs, as over the course of a long career saving even a half a percentage point a year in fees can boost the eventual size of your nest egg by 25 % or more.

For example, if at the same time you're ramping up your savings rate you're able to reduce your annual investment costs from 1 % of assets a year to 0.5 %, the combination of more savings, lower investing fees and higher return could boost the eventual value of your nest egg at retirement to roughly $ 1.35 million and your annual retirement income to $ 54,000, almost 13 % more than the what you would have by increasing your savings rate alone.

# 4 According to The American Veterinary Medical Association: The capture, impoundment and eventual destruction of unwanted animals costs taxpayers and private humanitarian agencies over a billion dollars each year.

At any rate, this will give you an idea of how to better care for it while also preparing for any eventual healthcare costs related to the management of its genetic disease should they arise.

The American Veterinary Medical Association estimates that the capture, impoundment, and eventual destruction of unwanted animals costs taxpayers and private humanitarian agencies over a billion dollars each year.

The ARL is currently seeking monetary donations to help with the eventual spay / neuter surgeries and cost of care for the cats rescued in this case, as well as the hundreds of other cats currently at the ARL.

The capture, impoundment and eventual destruction of unwanted animals costs taxpayers and private humanitarian agencies over a billion dollars each year.

Price and Payment The cost of the trip is 1050 USD per person plus park fee and eventual equipment rental.

Since retailers like Best Buy and Walmart have to take their cut of the retail price, Microsoft's hope for eventual profits lies in sales of individual games and the reduction of manufacturing costs over time.

The poll also found that 55 percent of respondents believe the reward tier for game copies should cost less than the eventual retail sale price of the title, while 36 percent said they would be satisfied if it had around the same price as the retail release.

At the very end of the development process we also found a publishing partner who took over the sales and distribution of eventual box sets and localization costs.

Perhaps a small independent developer with a crowdfunded MMO and a realistic expectation of development time, costs and eventual revenue might come up with the next great subscription MMO, but I can't see any of the big studios doing it.

The other point I wanted to make with respect to a cost / benefit analysis of reduction and eventual near elimination of fossil fuel as an energy source is that this is already an unavoidable future.

The portion of the eventual $ 1.8 billion cost paid by the government is shrinking.

I believe a social trend toward smaller portions and eventual elimination of animal tissue in our diets would resolve the need for low - cost meat.

Although I laud PETA's efforts to move toward humane meat, I also understand that their eventual goal is to move toward no meat, which has met resistance from a number of quarters; I believe the current rise in fuel costs will make meat an expensive luxury.

So we still have quite a ways to go, particularly when you're trying to get from 20 percent of the energy sources up to the eventual 100 percent we need, where then you run into the big challenge of intermittency [dips and peaks in power as wind and solar sources vary] and the cost of adding storage that would deal with that.

In their paper, the researchers note that use of lignocellulosic biomass as a feedsstock could enable large - scale production of these fuels with concomitant significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and the potential for eventual cost parity with petroleum - derived fuels.

You can well imagine that the practice of engaging experts who take up near indefensible positions vastly inflates legal costs and prolongs distress for injured parties (inflating eventual medical / societal costs).

How much of a problem is delayed participation by developing countries in terms of raising the overall burden of global mitigation costs, and what does this imply for appropriate near - term emissions pricing goals for the United States, if eventual targets for global stabilization are still to be met?