Sentence examples for compound costs from inspiring English sources

"Sealing compound costs about an extra 10 cents a square foot," Mr. Demas said.

A string of missed court dates and late fees on unpaid tickets can quickly compound costs.

The Walmart service will limit customers to $900 in transfers a day; higher amounts would require the sender to provide much more information, adding a level of complexity that would compound costs, Eckert told Reuters, noting there will little demand anyway for transfers above $1,000.

Since then, Mr. Wells has spent about $35,000: water tanks are about $1,000 each (he has nine); solar panels and batteries cost about $2,500 (he switched to solar about a year and a half ago, because it is less fidgety and prone to disaster than wind turbines); and the container compound cost about $20,000.

Natural rubber and styrene/butadiene rubber have been blended for a long time for many purposes such as lowering the compound cost [4, 5].

This compound cost function was measured simultaneously in several sliding time windows of length T and the results were added linearly to determine the total cost.

The secondary energy compound cost accounts for a significant fraction of total CFPS cost [ 18, 40].

But it is important to acknowledge that frameshifting incurs a compound cost (npre + npost), which distinguishes this particular translational error from, for example, premature termination or drop-off errors, which only incur npre.

The short-term costs of malaria, Mr Sachs believes, are greater than the 1% or so of GDP traditionally attributed to the disease, and the compounded costs over 15 years are therefore nearly 20%.

But compounded, we're back to Einstein, the miracle of compounding interest, it turns out it's the miracle of compounding returns is overwhelmed by the tyranny of compounding costs.

Social Debt can be quantified by combining social network analysis of undesirable characteristics with analysing their compounding costs - As evident from Figure 1 the "SocialDebt" class is strongly correlated to the "Sub-Optimal Social Structure" and "Sub-Optimal organisational Structure" classes.