Sentence examples for cost enough for from inspiring English sources

There's a great idea, but it's expensive to implement, so large businesses find a use for it that drives down the cost enough for the technology to then become accessible to consumers.

Manufacturers have explored this technology in the past but it looks like XYZ has finally reduced the complexity and cost enough to sell for about the price of a better single-color printer.

Mailing someone a coupon or rebate can cost enough to prohibit small incentives for small actions and purchases.

So cremation can release toxins, or poisons, into the environment and it comes with a very high energy cost – enough to heat a home for almost a week!

"The golf weekend in Florida cost enough to keep the White House open for months".

(This could cost £1bn, enough for two days' Olympics).

BMW took the initiative because it saw little progress from carbon-fiber suppliers in bringing the material's cost low enough for mass-production cars.

Although no one can really predict the exact costs of long-term care in 20 years, the estimated or projected costs are enough for people to stop and take notice.

An Oyster card costs £3 - enough for two trips in the inner Zone 1.

"Sending real-time black-box data would require satellite communication, which is expensive, but sending it at four- or five-minute intervals could be a compromise that's cost-effective enough for airlines," he said.

Sapphire Energy starts farming algae at New Mexico demo plant using an open pond design, which it says is the only way to keep costs low enough for fuels market.