Sentence examples for be spread over more from inspiring English sources

In larger economies the cost of financial regulators and courts can be spread over more taxpayers.

Because fixed costs can be spread over more products, overproduction results in lower unit cost, which in turn leads to lower cost of goods sold and higher profit.

Larger scale means that overhead and fixed costs can be spread over more units of production, thereby reducing cost per unit.

Mr. Brown said the United States should also consider developing smaller submarines so that sea-based warheads could be spread over more vessels.

When new assets come into an ETF that throws off a hefty yield, the dividends paid by the underlying companies must be spread over more investors.

The polar m-modes can be spread over more than a nanometer by elongation values as small as 0.005 [35], which are even easier to reach in the case of microbeads with smaller radii a.

The cost of engineering a new bicycle design, or handling the accounting and other back-office operations, is spread over more and more bicycles as production rises.

The pace would be similar to that of the $787 billion stimulus package passed in 2009, which was spread over more than two years.

They will join emergency services and aviation specialists already at the crash site, which is spread over more than 5.8 sq miles.

He said the money was being spread over more start-up companies, which means the average amount going into individual start-ups from angels has fallen to $450,000, from around $500,000.

The $5 billion in development aid the Bush administration has requested will not have much impact given the size of the problems, especially if it is spread over more than a handful of countries.