The cost of operating schools continued to rise.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The whole school was instantly thrown into an uproar.

They announced an increase in tuition fees.

High costs made it hard to carry on his business.

The school-house was enlarged in great haste during the holidays.

The school-building was added to―extended―in great haste during the holidays.

The cost of living continues to rise.

A great number of schools have now started to accept returnee students.

Owing to the movement of population to the suburbs, more and more inner‐city primary schools are being closed down.

The news [rumor] runs all over the school.

Their administrative costs are a little pricey.

The schools here are too regimented.

a cost-raising increase in the basic wage rate

The school in those days was filled with an atmosphere of freedom.

Schools are divided into three categories—national, municipal and private.

The other three schools have already been sold to companies in Hokkaido for a total of about 130 million yen.

Revenues are growing, but not as fast as costs.

Revenues are growing but not as fast as costs.

The cost of living is going up continuously.

Labor costs have risen out of sight.

Production has remarkably increased.

Pay increases were pegged at three percent.

The cost of life increased drastically.

In spite of the depression, the prices of commodities are still high.

This would be the cause of the high running cost.

The cost of living is soaring.

Many children cannot afford the fees for private schools, so they cannot go to school.

Rising prices mean that it is getting harder to get by.

The cost has increased a lot.

The actual cost was higher than the estimate.

The school was them more flourishing than ever before or since.