generate costs

They are carriers of social disorder and generate enormous public costs.

Just to keep fees at current levels would thus generate new costs under the accounting rules used by the government.

In this way, electronic medical records generate better care and lower costs.

This is almost always an economic decision to generate a greater market share and thus pay back the associated extra development costs created by the fork.

Waste pickers not only generate social benefits, but also potential costs as well.

Yet that same asset, if disclosed, can result in significant loss of competitive advantage or reputation, and generate legal costs.

The preparatory activities generate costs, even before enlargement has actually taken place.

Spain, by contrast, has one of the most complex legal systems, which generates higher costs and leads to longer court proceedings.

It generates considerable additional costs, which have a disproportionately strong impact on small amounts of credit.

This generates unnecessary costs which have to be borne by the companies.