Sentence examples for closer to the cost from inspiring English sources

That has driven the charge for overnight loans below the official refi rate, closer to the cost of such borrowing in America or Britain.

Instead of catching a high volume of a single species, the group sought a more diverse catch and received a price closer to the cost of production.

The industry's contraction follows several years of sustained growth — with a few hiccups during the downturn — that has helped wind power edge closer to the cost of electricity from conventional fuels.

What Chu left unmentioned, however, was that the growth of the US clean energy industry was led by the plummeting costs of Chinese-made solar panels, which brought solar farms closer to the cost of electricity generated from fossil fuels.

Mr. Quiniones said the cable should be in operation for at least 40 years and would eventually pay off by bringing the cost of electricity in the city closer to the cost west of the Hudson, where generation is generally less expensive.

For us, we will drive the price of power closer and closer to the cost of the glass, but because of our modular design, because we have prefabrication, because we're running at triple to quadruple the efficiency of PV, they can never touch our price.

The use of SNPV favours alternatives that are cheaper per service unit and are therefore closer to the costs that a user has to cover.

To get closer to the cost-matrix scheme claimed by the InEK, cost categories have to be merged into groups (see the cost-matrix in Figure 3), in which the cost categories of costs on indirect cost-centers switch to medical and non-medical infrastructure.

The costs reported by Said et al. and Kirson et al. are closer to the costs reported here in the exploratory analysis for the PAH diagnosis group ($51,395 for the 12 month follow-up, or about $4,283 per month).

But with the ELX costing £19,500 that's perilously close to the cost of some better and more refined competitors.

For example, in some industries — say, construction — long-term ROEs are very close to the cost of equity capital.