91.   Costs rose while access deteriorated.

92.   Corporate borrowing costs rise with interest rates, squeezing profits.

93.   Costs also rose because the company added staff to manage the growing business.

94.   Costs are rising far more swiftly than income.

95.   Costs are rising, accessibility is declining and growth is flat.

96.   Costs are rising.

97.   Costs have risen in Taiwan.

98.   Costs rose for tobacco, civilian aircraft, books, prescription drugs and alcoholic beverages.

99.   CS also said provisions for bad debts remained high while costs rose.

100.   Costs have risen, and young Japanese are simply not interested in spending their summers wrapping apples.