Sentence examples for cost firm from inspiring English sources

Consequently the diversified investment strategy, (I, D) and (D, I), is substituted by (D, I), a sequential investment strategy where the firm with lower marginal cost (firm Y in this case) will invest first.

Second, the differences between the results from the two commercial geocoding firms suggest a substantial lack of repeatability, which is not reflected in the cost (Firm B was more accurate and cheaper).

The division was hurt by narrowing spreads of the firm's own debt over Treasuries, which can cost firms money.

The various proposed changes are expected to cost firms a combined 50 billion euros ($65 billion) in added compliance costs by 2015, according to JWG, a research organization.

The troubled face of Russian business ReprintsOver a decade, the planned regulation will cost firms euro40 billion ($45 billion) in testing and other changes, according to one industry study.

Testing, registering and authorizing the substances would cost firms 2.3 billion euros, or $2.7 billion, over 11 years, compared with 12.6 billion euros forecast before the summer.

One business leader says traffic jams continue to cost firms money.

High cost firms expect costs to fall in the future and thus prefer regulation which becomes stricter over time.

Low cost firms expect compliance costs to rise in the future, and thus prefer weaker regulation in the second period.

The construction industry had horribly outdated software that often cost firms north of $100,000.

The International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) claimed Budget changes over drilling rigs and accommodation vessels would cost firms an estimated £145m in the coming year.