Sentences with phrase «lost economic activity»

It's also costing the country as a whole hundreds of billions of dollars in lost economic activity.

It took a Freedom of Information request to reveal that large swathes of the country, including places supposed to benefit from classic compatible HS2 trains such as Liverpool, Lancaster and Glasgow, could lose economic activity if HS2 goes ahead.

With Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen projected to lose economic activity according to KPMG, maybe the Scots - referendum permitting - should be making a case for consequentials too?

«There is no doubt we need both dedicated funding for the MTA and a long - term solution to congestion in Manhattan,» he said, «which results in billions of dollars in lost economic activity.»

Damage from Harvey could cost Houston up to $ 50 billion in lost economic activity and property damage combined, Houston Chronicle reported, citing an estimate from the Greater Houston Partnership and Moody's Analytics.

State comptroller Thomas DiNapoli says a strike could cost up to $ 50 million in lost economic activity each day.

Traffic congestion costs the New York area $ 20 billion annually in lost economic activity, a business group says.

DiNapoli estimated a potential LIRR strike could cause up to $ 50 million in lost economic activity each day.

The state comptroller's office estimated Wednesday that a work stoppage could cost New York $ 50 million a day in lost economic activity and be insurmountable to some Long Island businesses relying on summer tourism.

I am ready to step up to the cost of any future man - made climate change if Mr. Zwick is ready to write a check for the lost economic activity and increased poverty caused by his proposals.

a 10 % to 16 % increase in wholesale power prices which would cause further economic impacts, including 896 job losses and $ 45 million in lost economic activity

The world is being asked to spend trillions of dollars of expense and lost economic activity.

«With every home transaction generating $ 55,000 in consumer spending on things like renovations, furniture, appliances and fees to professionals, the MLTT has cost the City of Toronto $ 2.3 billion in lost economic activity and 15,000 jobs.