Sentence examples for cost of conversion from inspiring English sources
Industry representatives cite three main obstacles to making cabs wheelchair-accessible: the cost of conversion, the durability of the cabs and high insurance premiums.
Natural gas has never worked out for private vehicles in the United States because there are few public refueling stations and the cost of conversion is high.
West Ham were finally granted a 99-year lease on the Olympic Stadium in early 2013 and will pay £15 million towards the cost of conversion.
As standards and expectations from society and regulators continue to rise (see EU legislation on animal welfare), the companies that fail to upgrade their facilities could find themselves stranded by the high cost of conversion.
The city has coordinated with banks and energy companies, including Hess, and environmental groups to establish financing to help building owners pay the cost of conversion to cleaner fuels, like natural gas, ultralow sulfur No. 2 heating oil and biodiesel.
When MgO supported gold palladium catalysts were used for this reaction, the toluene selectivity reduced substantially at the cost of conversion.
Some authorities have reportedly refused to shoulder this burden and are considering charging schools for the legal costs of conversion.
The estimate at the time of the SDSR that the costs of conversion would be £1bn a carrier had doubled to £2bn.
By combining air separation and catalytic partial oxidation of methane to syngas into a ceramic membrane reactor, this technology is expected to significantly reduce the capital costs of conversion of natural gas to liquid added-value products.
Despite its multiple values, research on the silviculture of koa has been minimal until recently because the preferred land-use was pasture for livestock, and logging was done mainly to facilitate and reduce the costs of conversion.
By the same token, the viability of the benshi system facilitated a gradual transition to sound allowing the studios to spread out the capital costs of conversion and their directors and technical crews time to become familiar with the new technology.
