Sentence examples for cost of improving from inspiring English sources

STX cited "global economic uncertainty" and the cost of improving Hynix in a regulatory filing.

Anyhow, back to the cost of improving my chances with my second-line chemo due to start this coming Thursday.

Bert J. Cunningham, the LIPA spokesman, said the cost of improving the transmission capabilities would be about $180 million.

Vodafone has seen its shares slide 5.5% after warning that profits will be hit by the cost of improving its network.

CT programmes are inexpensive, at around 0.5% of GDP, and the cost of improving their design in these ways is marginal.

What is perhaps most offensive about the GOP's opposition to Medicaid expansion is not just the heartlessness of it, but that a policy position based on dollars and cents at the cost of improving lives is actually considered reasonable.

The company rightly says costs of improving apartments can be legally passed on to tenants.

Is Apple supposed to be the only company that takes on the costs of improving conditions?

Its concluding section says the funding should be sufficient to meet the local costs of improving data capabilities, making use of facilities such as the Firelink radio system.

— Damon Darlin Apple and Foxconn Share Costs Reuters.com |  The chief executive of Foxconn says Apple and his company will share the costs of improving factory conditions.

Of course, no one really knows how much traffic will be diverted and whether the expected increase will make up for the costs of improving the ports.