Sentence examples for cost demands from inspiring English sources

Ofwat said it cross-referenced Thames Water's cost demands with information from other water firms.

The move comes as auto parts companies remain vulnerable to the cost demands of the major automakers; outside suppliers account for some 70percentt of a vehicle's cost.

The group's solicitor, James Compton, argued that the cost demands were being used to intimidate the leaseholders to get them to drop their RTM claim, and I suspect he's right.

The most important concerns are the time and cost demands that running an experiment places on the host company and the participating professionals.

Mathematical modelling and simulations play an important role in design of the aftertreatment systems consisting of multiple catalytic devices, reducing the time and cost demands of the system design.

Ultrasonication has been particularly favored for disruption of Spirulina which has an overall weak ECM but can be applied for disruption of Chlorella, Nannochloropsis, Chlamydomonas, and Haematococcus sp. In the later cases, ultrasonic treatment is combined with detergent treatment or solvent systems for increased efficiency and decreased cost demands (Günerken et al. 2015).

Although popular, it was not the box-office success its cost demanded.

Vice chancellor Malcolm Gillies says: "It's down to a matrix that consists of four areas: cost, demand, employability and affordability".

The main issues related to water conservation in urban centers are the increase in water supply cost, demand growth, pollution and differences in the distribution of water resources.

By differentiating taxes between industries with different abatement cost, demand, and number of domestic firms, governments are in a position to raise national net foreign rents.

In real problems, some input parameters such as costs, demands, processing times, and setup times are uncertain and this uncertainty can affect the results.