Sentence examples for cost of paper from inspiring English sources

The cost of paper had leaped 57percentt between late 1994 and 1995 -- a nightmare for any catalog company.

Although at one time the cost of paper rose to eight times its prewar level, sales of books increased sharply.

This is likely to continue as papers continue to look to reduce pagination, especially given that the cost of paper is rising sharply.

We knew the cost of paper, ink, printing and distribution, and could flex the price of advertising, and of the newspaper itself.

USA Today is following other large newspapers in reducing the size of pages to save on the cost of paper and ink.

E-books are cheaper to produce, by about twenty per cent per book, because they do away with the cost of paper, printing, shipping, and warehousing.

The change reflects higher costs of paper, production and distribution.

Now, thanks to soaring costs of paper, printing and royalties, the "quarter book" often costs $2.75 or $2.95.

Perhaps $1.80 goes to the costs of paper, printing, and binding, a dollar to marketing, and $1.70 to distribution.

Publishers are raising prices partly to compensate for that loss, and partly to pay for the rising costs of paper, binding and utilities, Mr. Greco said.

The New York Times Company reported yesterday that its earnings in the third quarter fell 15percentt, as costs of paper and health care rose and advertising revenues slumped during July and August.