Sentence examples for being a cost from inspiring English sources

We don't see this as being a cost.

Then it becomes more of a business decision instead of IT being a cost center.

Far from being a cost, the penalties may, in fact, be a kind of benefit, because they make it harder for people to do what they don't want to do but fear they will.

Back in 2004 Nicholas Carr declared the IT revolution over in his book Does IT Matter?, arguing that IT had gone from being a strategic advantage to simply being a cost of doing business.

Deposition was via flame assisted chemical vapour deposition (FACVD) which has the advantages of being a cost efficient atmospheric pressure technique enabling use of non-volatile precursors and that no closed reaction cell is required so making it ideal for integration into industrial production lines.

Mapping parameters were set up to score mismatches, insertions, and deletions at the highest possible penalty at a cost of 3 for each, with a nucleotide match always being a cost of 1.

Secondly, frequent or intense cleaning might have a negative effect on the underlying surface, as well as being a cost-intensive process.

Using the upper threshold of 34,664 USD apixaban has a 95%% probability of being a cost-effective alternative compared to warfarin.

The stiffened thin plate structure, where the thinner plate is reinforced by a thicker plate called a frame, has been claimed as being a cost-effective way of achieving a high-performance vehicle structure (Gean et al. 1999).

Multihop relaying communication is well known for being a cost-effective approach to improving the energy efficiency of communication systems in the case of long source destination distance [1 3].

Wearable trackers for physical activities can quantify an individual's daily activity and have the benefit of being a cost-effective solution to motivate the individual to exercise (Michaelis et al. 2016).