Sentence examples for Relatively modest cost from inspiring English sources

The internet could be used to grant the public access at a relatively modest cost.

The only resources expended are the relatively modest cost of administering the auction itself.

But Dottie Byers, managing director of International Professional Relations, said, "repatriation training is not routinely offered," despite its relatively modest cost.

Yet the biggest cause of AIDS-related deaths is tuberculosis, despite drugs for a cure being available at the relatively modest cost of $25.

The good news is that we could insulate ourselves from catastrophic risk at relatively modest cost by enacting a steep carbon tax.

The protocol provides a comprehensive assessment of the soil's ability to perform critical environmental functions at a relatively modest cost, and it helps target management and remediation approaches.

The five-year, $475 million mission is part of the Scout program to send missions with relatively modest costs to regularly explore Mars.

The tiny fraction of it dedicated to peace operations, and the relatively modest costs we share with the rest of the world in United Nations peacekeeping, are extraordinarily cost-effective investments in security.

The UK government publishes the Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change, led by the former World Bank chief economist Sir Nicholas Stern, showing for the first time that the catastrophic economic impacts of climate change far outstrip the relatively modest costs of reducing emissions.

However, the programme did increase the number of workers who received information on healthy computer use and improved their work posture and movement at relatively modest costs.

The relatively modest costs of the primary care-based intervention and its projected long-term cost benefits means this is likely to be the case in other developed healthcare economies.