Sentence examples for breaking costs from inspiring English sources

TripAdvisor has examined the cheapest (and most expensive) destinations in the Caribbean between now and April 30, breaking costs down by average airfare, hotel rates, meals and snorkel trips (because that's a common enough activity in the Caribbean) for a group or family of four.

Breaking costs down into time periods, the greatest difference in infant costs occurred within the postpartum phase.

The part most likely to break costs just 25 cents to replace.

Finance and IT teams and managers can also break costs down to relevant business units or cost centers and determine which units are driving costs.

Weekend breaks cost from £790 per person based on two sharing.

Eight-day breaks cost £699pp (including breakfast and some meals, but not flights, minimum age eight).

Where: Self-guided three-night Mourne Way breaks cost from £229 per person with Let's Go Walking!

Explaining the problem Showpad has set out to solve, Bouten says that "sales and marketing alignment in B2B is broken, costing companies billions of dollars every year".

A larger volatility in productivities makes it more likely that a low (pooling breaking) cost will happen, and then the selfish firms will reveal themselves as such, and anger will arise.

"You had record-breaking box office, but record-breaking costs along with it," says Harold Vogel, an entertainment analyst with Cowen & Co. "You don't get too far in the profit column".

Where data were limited or unavailable, a step-down methodology was used, breaking down costs to the smallest possible denominator.