Sentence examples for cost makes from inspiring English sources
Andreas Kessen, BASF's logistics director, says rail is still slower than road, but lower cost makes up for this.
A Tesco Finest Fairtrade Organic Ready-to-Eat Mango may be a delicacy, but its cost makes it relatively unaffordable.
The wholesale cost makes up 56% of home energy bills, says the regulator Ofgem, by far the biggest single factor.
Of course, it can take years before the lower operational cost makes up for the higher upfront cost of the Leaf.
The resulting low upfront cost makes iPhones and BlackBerrys appear almost as affordable to consumers as basic phones, so they naturally go for more bells and whistles.
If the commission upholds a challenge, Entergy will have to change hardware or procedures at Indian Point to solve the problem unless it decides that the cost makes retiring the plant more prudent economically.
In scale, Sochi 2014 is similar, yet the amount of public money it will cost makes Soviet projects pale in comparison.In this section Castles in the sand Sarkozy Resartus?
Minimizing cost makes intuitive sense.
By doing this, FairSearch argues that Google "disadvantages other providers, and puts Google's Android in control of consumer data on a majority of smartphones shipped today", adding that this "predatory distribution of Android at below-cost makes it difficult for other providers of operating systems to recoup investments in competing with Google's dominant mobile platform".
Besides, the relative low-cost makes EMS the most commonly used reagent to survey all genes in a mutagenesis scheme aiming to saturate the whole Drosophila genome [ 9].
To read: On the Weekly Standard's Web site, Jay Cost makes an anti-populist argument against the primary system, saying it's left no one in control over the Republican Party: In their zeal to reform the party system, the lefty do-gooders of the late 1960s and early 1970s denuded those supposedly vile party organizations and replaced them with…nothing.
