Sentence examples for cost of ice from inspiring English sources
See report of Committee on Fundamental Equipment, submitted to the President's Conference on Home Building and Home Ownership, December 3 , 1931 p. 107; Elsie P. Wolcott, 'Use and Cost of Ice in Families with Children,' published by the department of public welfare of the city of Chicago.
"Soon, there will be no New Yorkers," proclaimed the Sunday magazine of The New York Times in 1907, in an article that detailed how families making $1,000 to $3,000 a year — $24,000 to $72,000 a year in today's dollars — were being pushed out because of increasing rents, and servants' wages, as well as the crushing cost of ice and coal.
So the total expected annual cost of ice, with no countermeasures and no use of environmental prediction, is about $7.4 million.
The base case computes the expected annual cost of ice to an offshore platform similar to the White Rose without any use of countermeasures such as escort vessels nor any use of environmental prediction.
What's unique about Second State's ice program is that it's charging extra; most restaurants view the cost of ice as a necessary expense, or simply account for it in the price of the cocktail.
An ice sock can be used to extend the life and minimize the cost of ice melt crystals.
It's a shortage that could leave a bad taste in the mouth this summer, as food manufacturers grapple with rocketing vanilla prices that threaten to push up the cost of ice-cream.
After some initial success, the venture eventually failed, in part because the English chose not to adopt chilled drinks in the same way as North Americans, but also because of the long distances involved in the trade and the consequent costs of ice wastage through melting.
How does the cost of milk impact the price of ice cream?
The annual operating cost of the ICE power plant is assumed to be a fixed percentage (9.9%) of the capital cost of the ICE power plant.
