Sentences with phrase «quite substantial costs»

These kinds of events could have quite substantial costs, especially in the case of personal injury.

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Insurance and liability costs can be quite substantial.

For large duration trainings, such as a week long Induction program initial e-learning production cost can be quite substantial and you would reap economical benefits only in medium term.

The cost implications are quite substantial, because the cost of pre-K as a regular program in a K - 12 system may be considerably higher than the cost of Head Start.

The risk of significant legal costs is quite substantial if a claim is brought against you, and having your policy cover the defense can be the difference between an easy fix and bankruptcy!

You'll notice that the cost of running a newer model high - efficiency furnace compared to a 20 - year - old model is quite substantial.

Functionally, the difference between points and miles is quite substantial, both in terms of how you pay for flights and what types of costs can be covered.

The GSEs do take on the credit guarantee obligation of the securities they issue, but nobody sells loans to the GSEs just to offload credit risk — in fact, more than a few lenders work hard to negotiate contracts with the GSEs that leave quite a substantial part of the credit risk with the original lender: recourse agreements, indemnifications, servicing options that put a lot of the cost of default on the seller / servicer, not the GSE.

for a start the infrastructure required to supply our electricity would be far far less compared to when power is sent long distances from where it is produced, there are also quite substantial losses just getting the power to those living several hundred kilometers away, for instance I am told that they lose around 14 % of the power produced in the Latrobe Valley just getting it to Melbourne, Solar on the other hand is often far closer to where the power is required, therefore there are less distribution costs and also less losses involved.

Argersinger has proved reasonably workable, whereas any extension would create confusion and impose unpredictable, but necessarily substantial, costs on 50 quite diverse States.

In general then, what this case demonstrates is the very real possibility for an award of costs against an unsuccessful plaintiff to be quite substantial.

After all, it was quite the undertaking to launch a solo practice, since the costs of doing so were substantial, from paying for the rent and the office equipment (including computers, software, licensing fees, and hiring or consulting IT personnel) to purchasing office supplies and hiring support staff.

If the service advertises on television, the cost to an attorney for joining such a group can be quite substantial.

So even though a whole life policy costs more, its overall value can be quite substantial.

The risk of significant legal costs is quite substantial if a claim is brought against you, and having your policy cover the defense can be the difference between an easy fix and bankruptcy!

Credit cards also don't cover administrative fees or diminution of value costs, which can be quite substantial if the car is battered but still functional.

Everything we do comes with an opportunity cost, namely, by doing X, we can not, at the same time do Y. And the amount of time and energy required to master something is quite substantial.