Sentence examples for cost of excess from inspiring English sources

(Its book, music and video business actually started making money last summer and its gross profit -- the markup minus cost of excess inventory -- rose from 20percentt in 1999 to 25percentt last year).

In this paper, we present an alternative approach for designing a multi-period layout (i.e., distributed layout) that maintains a tradeoff between re-layout cost and cost of excess material handling.

Those effects include the cost of excess carbon dioxide emissions from the burning of coal to replace San Onofre's output, says John Geesman, the group's attorney and a former California energy commissioner.

These risks include the cost of excess or obsolete inventory in the pipeline, and are therefore higher for items that have a time-sensitive market value – electronic products, fashion goods, and other short life-cycle products.

It said the cost of excess alcohol consumption to the NHS in Wales amounted to between £69.9m and £73.3m in 2008/09, between 1.27% and 1.33% of total health care expenditure.

Plausibly, the monkeys may have adopted social learning to avoid the cost of excess expenditure of time or energy and reduced foraging success associated with asocial learning of complex tasks.

They believe the benefits of transparency and collaboration outweigh the costs of excess emails.

They could reduce the costs of excess inventory, while offering superior value to their loyal customers in the form of selection, recognition and service, and perhaps price.

That's probably a wise plan, since the costs of excess inventory are real and generally quantifiable.

Urgently admitted patients had lower costs of excess LOS due to AEs compared to planned admissions.

The dependent variable in the model was either the excess LOS or the costs of excess LOS.