Sentence examples for cost making from inspiring English sources

Travelers says that sales by this channel have minimal incremental cost, making them particularly profitable.

Yet as the existing 3G networks have found to their cost, making video calls and downloading music and sports footage just hasn't captured their customers' imagination.

Some economists say that farm subsidies blur the fuel's real cost, making it a less than perfect long-term alternative in thinking about the world after oil.

During a five-week trial last summer, the state argued that advocates had overestimated the demand for supported housing and underestimated the cost, making a quick transition for the bulk of the adult home population unfeasible.

Rutile has the highest index of refraction (2.76) of any material that can be manufactured in pigment form at a reasonable cost, making it the most efficient white pigment available.

The state, which has vigorously defended the current system, argued that the advocates had overestimated the demand for supported housing and underestimated the cost, making a quick transition for the bulk of the population in adult group homes unfeasible.

Minimizing cost makes intuitive sense.

Obviously, cost makes a negative effect in the choice model.

The low computational cost makes this method ideal for path planning in dynamic environments.

The cost of good coverage is expensive, but the aftertax cost makes it outrageously expensive.

Big size and high cost make it less possible to apply in the real situation.