Sentence examples for cheapest cost from inspiring English sources

This would give long term certainty to investors, allowing the market to decide which technology has the most potential to deliver emission reductions at the cheapest cost.

The most exclusive cost several thousand dollars a night, and even the cheapest cost a couple of hundred dollars in the busy season, a bit less in the slow season.

Similarly, the oversupply of baseload power is not likely to be resolved without a carbon tax, since the generators with the cheapest cost of power in the LaTrobe Valley are also the most carbon intensive.

LONDON — Gone are the days when carbon trade was seen as a vital policy tool to cut emissions at the cheapest cost, and not many people talk about its prospects for overtaking the oil market in terms of traded value anymore.

As paralegals now form the vast majority of those providing legal services (there are around 300,000 of them in the UK versus approximately 125,000 solicitors and 12,000 barristers), O'Connell believes there is going to be a growing incentive to reward "those who can serve clients to the highest standard at the cheapest cost".

Plans to award legal aid contracts to the lowest bidders following criticisms it would reduce justice to a "factory mentality" were scrapped after fears were raised that price-competitive tendering for legal aid would allow multinational firms to provide justice at the cheapest cost.

"They want the cheapest costs, period".

He said: "Any trip abroad, even the cheapest costs quite a lot of money, so there is certainly a danger.

A $30m marketing campaign was launched, accompanied with the release of lower-priced systems, the cheapest costing $250£15454).

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