Sentence examples for a cost of time from inspiring English sources

Deciphering all these permutations comes at a cost of time and legal fees.

We all know that acquiring a hot lead has a cost of time and money.

But the ability to make such reductions is often limited, and even such simple measures come at a cost of time or convenience, which is why we're not doing them already.

Specifically, they want to not only weed out someone who won't perform and need to be replaced, at a cost of time and money but also avoid hiring a candidate who will flee the minute the next big thing comes along.

We accepted quickly that we couldn't do everything and we had to make sacrifices, this often came at a cost of spending time with friends.

Clearly the latter option would not be desirable to someone earning a decent wage with a consequently a high cost of time.

That adds up to a cost of $555 annually $33 times 185 school days) for each child--but that's only the beginning.

His application has been rejected three times at a cost of $160 each time.

In addition, there is still a tremendous cost of time and money to implement these campaigns.

"Everything is an opportunity cost of time," she added.

It estimated that the scalpel could benefit 1.4 million severely obese Britons, at a cost of £6,000 a time, which would come to a spend of £8.4bn.