Sentence examples for cheaper operating costs from inspiring English sources

Budget carriers also use secondary or tertiary airports, where lower airport taxes allow cheaper operating costs.

Sean O'Keefe, the chief executive of EADS North America, said cheaper operating costs in Alabama could also enable EADS to lower its price.

With hefty tax breaks, promotional leases and cheaper operating costs, the vehicles offer driving costs no more than those of conventional cars, some analysts say.

Since the enactment of the 1961 Zoning Resolution, which provided more protection and more land area for industrial growth, manufacturing jobs in New York City, including in the apparel business, have declined from approximately one million to fewer than 83,000, as manufacturers relocated overseas for cheaper labor and operating costs.

They are pitching decades of experience and promising cheaper long-term operating costs–as much as 40% less than some cities' costs.

The data are routinely available, considerably cheaper than the operating costs for a dedicated surveillance system, and particularly advantageous for rare conditions.

Setting up Moas was not cheap, with monthly operating costs of up to €600,000.

"They think a consolidated, combined central HQ and policy centre has to be, by rights, in London, rather than in Sheffield, where the operating costs are cheaper and the perspective on UK investment much broader," she said.

This allows heat removal from the column more effectively and by a cheaper cold utility, thus lowering the overall operating costs.

And with a starting asking price somewhere around $540,000, this kind of sustainability won't come cheap, although low operating costs--and presumably the absence of property taxes--might make it affordable over the long haul.

Normally the world's biggest retailer is known for giving its non-unionised employees short shrift on benefits, which helps keep its operating costs low and prices cheap.