Значения термина spirale costs на английском

That's down to Next's own issues, but also spiraling costs for retailers.

Dutton repeatedly warned of the " spiraling costs" of healthcare and sought reform.

And that is to bring their spiraling costs under control.

Its chief executive said last month the scheme was no longer viable, blaming spiraling costs.

The fund was part of a series of measures announced in response to spiraling costs.

Spiraling costs of raw materials have forced many consumer companies to raise prices to protect margins.

This follows suggestions that Fianna Fáil was watering down the project because of spiraling costs and opposition criticism.

However, some upgrading plants have already been delayed or shelved due to spiraling costs and a tight labor supply.

KNPC has delayed the tender several times and more than doubled the budget amid spiraling costs in the oil industry.

Spiraling costs have pushed the firm to losses, cost the chief executive his job and sent shares close to 12-year lows.

SuVolta aims to license its technology to other companies as the industry faces spiraling costs to develop and manufacture better microchips.

Problems facing new graduates are compounded because more students graduate with massive amounts of debt due to spiraling costs for higher education.

Wilson joined after spiraling costs and poor share price performance triggered an investor revolt in 2012 that forced out then-CEO Andrew Moss.

During his speech, Abe referred to the challenges organizers faced when the original design was scrapped because of a public outcry over spiraling costs.

The spiraling costs of cancer are hurting the economies of even the richest countries and are often way beyond the reach of poorer nations.

But investors have punished companies that bought pricey assets and then struggled with spiraling costs and falling commodity prices, and shares and dealmaking have slumped.