Sentence examples for Relatively small cost from inspiring English sources

Large-scale population interventions have saved millions of lives at relatively small cost.

For a relatively small cost, Mr. Guzmán said, "They can check whether a company exists, whether it billed properly".

Give lenders a nudge to start acting sensibly, and you can stop foreclosures at a relatively small cost.

But he added that commissions should be a relatively small cost, unless a fund manager has high portfolio turnover.

The difference has mostly to do with the relatively small cost of recording and pressing a CD as opposed to making a film.

And, at least under the current emissions trading scheme, moving to a 15 or 25% target could be done at a "relatively small cost".

But most observational studies concern not remedies for present ills but protection against future ones, and for these cases it is hard to tell if even relatively small costs or risks of harm outweigh the probability of partial protection.

Radio links can be installed with relatively small costs, and they can be flexibly adapted to changing needs.

Earnings got a bump last month because the minimum wage rose in 20 states, though many of those increases were relatively small, cost-of-living adjustments.

While the Dictator is a zero-sum game with a fixed pie, the SVO enables individuals to allocate funds with relatively small costs, tapping into a broad motivational orientation that is largely independent of the costs of sharing.

Some of the key barriers frequently cited included a poor evidence base, political push-back, a large investment of work and time for relatively small cost-savings, influence of industry, and difficulty communicating with a variety of audiences.