Sentence examples for blanket cost from inspiring English sources
Where previously blanket cost per thousand (CPM) rates were applied to each purchase regardless (in some cases) of the demand, now each individual impression has a price dictated by who is willing to purchase it.
Eventually, broad agreement was reached that a prohibitive blanket cost is unjust and unsupportable if it puts ART beyond the reach of many.
A metalized "space blanket" (costing about $2.00 USD) wrapped securely around a device wrapped in newspaper or cotton may act as a Faraday shield, helpful if one is far from the blast.
As the blanket fuel cost is significantly lower than the cost of the seed fuel and does not need reprocessing, increasing the fraction of reactor power generated by the blanket will reduce the total fuel cycle cost and the fuel reprocessing capacity required per unit of electricity generated.
Because the Goathouse Refuge offers their 300 cats (number as of January 2013) medical treatment on-site, quality food, toys and comfort items such as lots of blankets, the cost of maintaining is higher than the average shelter.
It seems the current preoccupation with flood plains is an excuse for some companies to impose a blanket increase in cost on any property close to a river or the sea.
He said a blanket cap "will cost charities millions of pounds by making it more difficult for philanthropists to make major donations" adding: "We should recognise and celebrate today's great philanthropists, not brand them as wealthy tax dodgers".
One or two of those pigs-in-blankets could have cost you a metaphorical hour off your life.
The treatment group also used fewer warmed blankets, resulting in cost savings for the PACU.
Use in a TV show or film: Background music on EastEnders, say, falls under the broadcaster's blanket licence and would cost a few hundred pounds.
The RS launcher has a strong engineering advantage in that the steering mechanism is placed outside of the ITER blanket, however, at the cost of reduced performance.
