Sentences with phrase «usually bears those costs»

It's just that the homeowner usually bears those costs.

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These costs are usually borne by hospitals and practices, typically using third - party vendors, but may be passed on to payers, consumers, and taxpayers.

Although babies born less than a month premature don't usually face significant health costs, he says that the difference is meaningful when averaged over a large population.

I usually get bored of something before I hit that dollar - cost - per - wear.

In such cases, the cost of inspection and replacement of the faulty part is usually borne by the company.

While there can be a price to delaying — for example, if a bear market mauls your portfolio, you may not be able to afford as much guaranteed income as you would like later on — he found that the cost of waiting was usually small as long as you start converting savings to an annuity within 10 years of retiring.

In other cases, usually at smaller firms, employers bear the brunt of the plan's costs and fund fees approach 2 %.

Dollar - cost averaging will help to ensure that your average cost per share represents both the premiums of a bull market and the discounts of a bear market, as opposed to just the premiums usually paid by investors in a bull market.

We pitched the idea to Brett to do a wee animation people would like AND share, as a cost - effective alternative to one of those boring motion graphics thingies that usually get ignored.

Even considering the mandated environmental «costs» of doing business, which can usually be quickly remedied by raising the tipping fee to «what the market will bear».

Divvying up the recovery according to hours worked (usually after subtracting a percentage «off the top» for the lawyer who found the client or is bearing the costs) is intuitively fair, but it means the party assigning the work has a lot of control over who eventually gets paid.

Usually under the circumstances of the case at bar, the Plaintiff would be ordered to pay the Defendant's post offer costs for failing to beat the Defendant's formal offer to settle, however the Court ruled that each party would bear their own post offer costs.

In situations where a child usually lives with one parent, that parent will bear most of the costs associated with raising the child, including food, shelter, and clothing.

That's what Eva v L seems to me to be getting at: must the full cost of providing good parenting be borne by the parents, and usually more by the mothers?

Senior citizens usually bear expensive medical costs and thus opt for higher premium plans.

Usually the cost would be born by the buyer because it is for the buyer's benefit..., but this could be negotiated with the Seller..

- Relatively high fixed operating costs, as percent of rental income; although, a significant portion of operating expenses is usually reimbursed by tenants, office investors bear the risk of having to pay a greater portion of a building's operating costs and property taxes when market vacancy goes up and the market softens.