Sentence examples for cost expansion from inspiring English sources

Her focus on "mobile banking" in rural areas to reach more clients has been praised as a model for low cost expansion in a country with a burgeoning middle class.

But unlike optogenetics, where there are existing nonprofits that give away the DNA for free or at cost, expansion microscopy requires chemicals to be used, so having a company that makes the chemistry kit that anybody can use can save time.

Their health service costs early in the trial therefore represent a considerable cost expansion reflecting a broad range of health services, both "high-" and "low-cost" services.

A new report from David Gardiner & Associates, a consultancy, says the 13m hectares of mostly tropical forest that are lost annually allow the large-scale and low-cost expansion of timber, cattle and agricultural production.

Due to paucity of data, this value was adopted from the study financed by UK Official Development Assistance UKK ODA), a London Economics team in 1991 prepared a least-cost expansion plan for the National Electric Power Authority (NEPA) system through the year 2011 for the West African subregion.

It's in fact a cost-expansion bill.

Airlines said the cost of expansion would be crucial.

But the environmental cost of expansion would be greater.

In 2012, Business Insider lost three million dollars, which Ryan attributes to the cost of expansion.

The company reported losses of $17.6 million from 1996 to 1999, which Mr. DioGuardi attributed to the cost of expansion.

Other estimates have put the cost of expansion and improvement plans in and around O'Hare at more than $15 billion.