Sentence examples for cost of entering from inspiring English sources

Because it can be used without charge, it has allowed unparalleled competition, dramatically lowering the cost of entering electronics markets.

But business models were flawed, he said, and university administrators did not fully understand the cost of entering the market.

The prohibitive cost of entering the electoral fray is one of the biggest drawbacks of Indian democracy today.

Because the cost of entering the new market was relatively low, there were hundreds of radio companies, just as there were once many PC companies.

"It seems that the cost of entering public life is complete disclosure of the most intimate personal financial details," Mr. Dow said.

Apart from fiddly transport links, usually involving flights on the marvellously named Druk Air, the thing which put most would-be visitors off is the non-negotiable US$200 per day cost of entering the country.

Alternatively, the costs of entering an auction can be prohibitive, as with one British television franchise.

He had begun in karting and done well in Formula 3, before, inevitably, the huge costs of entering GP2 stopped him his tracks.

A 2006 study identified another way in which tax havens may reduce the costs of entering high-tax countries: the use of offshore affiliates to facilitate debt financing, which had been fuelling investment in Japan.

And even if there is no such direct effect from sponsoring the games, there is an indirect benefit: you raise ever further the costs of entering the global market.

A business center converts the fixed costs of entering into a long-term lease, designing and building space, acquiring telecommunications and computer equipment and hiring a staff into a variable cost for clients who use the offices for short-term renewable periods.