The profits cover the cost of finding the next blockbuster drug.
The Internet will greatly reduce the cost of finding information, staying connected to customers and suppliers and buying and selling.
The surge is in large part a result of the higher-than-expected cost of finding an alternative home for the trash.
There simply weren't enough supertaskers around, and the cost of finding them, bringing them to the lab, and running them through expensive simulations was prohibitive.
Drug companies must be allowed to charge prices high enough, he said, to cover the cost of finding and developing new medicines.
After almost nine years, the cost of finding him has plummeted to a mere $2 a day, and in another decade it'll be less than a dollar.
The cost of finding and then mining gold has increased about 25percentt in the last year, a result of soaring costs for the energy, steel and cement used in mining.
Many independent specialist agencies are already good at this, but the cost of finding and supporting the family is often greater than the payment received, leading these agencies to shut down, limiting the choice available.
While headlines have focused on the impact of £9,000 annual fees for degree courses, the cost of finding a place to live, any student's second biggest outlay, has been soaring.
As we see in connection with the diplomacy heating up over Antarctica in preparation for oil company prospectors moving in, the cost of finding and extracting oil will play yet more of a part too.
What about the cost of finding and deporting 11 million people who have made their lives in the United States, in many cases having children who have a legal right to stay?
