Sentence examples for beginning costs from inspiring English sources

It has been illustrated in these studies that firms will typically delay investing until well after the point at which supposed discounted benefits identical beginning costs.

As the software was not currently available domestically, developing software from the beginning costs high and takes a longer time.

4The Satellite Home Viewer Improvement Act of 1999 amended section 1313(c) by adding at the end thereof the last sentence, which begins "Costs of the cancellation procedure". Pub.

Condé Nast began cost-cutting this fall, closing Gourmet, Modern Bride, Elegant Bride and Cookie.

"Only 140 more young people would need to become homeless for new claimant restrictions to actually begin costing taxpayers," Centrepoint said.

More than 600,000 appeals have been lodged against Atos judgments since the work capability assessments began, costing taxpayers £60m a year.

More than 600,000 appeals have been lodged against Atos judgments since the work capability assessments began, costing the taxpayer £60m a year.

But Mr. Bloomberg's businesslike style, coupled with his disdain for public displays of affection with constituents for the television cameras, began costing him points in the polls, and his critics began to hear pedantic lectures rather than straight talk.

United Airlines and the machinists' union said yesterday that they would begin negotiations over cost cuts next week.

Brownlee finished 20 seconds after Gómez, so he could not say his mistake near the beginning cost him the silver medal at the end.

In the manufacturing world, lead time can determine price, and from the beginning cost was a particular issue for the Bionic Wrench, because of the competition from China.