Sentence examples for cost of rolling from inspiring English sources

If he can't look at the human cost of rolling back seat-belt or antismoking legislation, perhaps he can take a look at the cold bottom line.

There are still remnants of the old: a rundown 99-cent store, where one recent morning three men debated the cost of rolling papers for a blunt.

Italian 10-years at 6.29 at pixel time; that's a level at which the cost of rolling over the existing debt will force a default, even though Italy has a primary surplus.

The French government has estimated the cost of rolling out high-speed fiber-optic networks to 50 percent of the country's territory at €25 billion, or about $33 billion, over 15 years.

In addition the BBC licence fee will be used to help meet the cost of rolling out broadband internet access to rural areas and establish local TV and online news services.

He also confirmed the BBC will take on responsibility for funding the World Service and BBC Monitoring, and part-funding S4C, as well as helping to meet the cost of rolling out broadband internet access to rural areas.

"Obviously, we'd also have to look at the costs of rolling out more mobile devices.

Still, the costs of rolling out the product will hurt earnings this year, and Ms. Tepper lowered her estimate yesterday by 5 cents, to $3.63 a share.

Maintenance activities strongly influence the operational availability and life cycle costs of rolling stock.

The costs of rolling out 1 km of fiber wire subsurface amount to 80,000 euro, with an additional 10,000 euro to install a new node where the remaining part of the copper wires is connected to the fiber wire (Falck et al., 2014).

That's why it was at least a bit of a surprise when Netflix bounced back today in its fourth quarter earnings — beating Wall Street's projections — in spite of expected losses throughout 2012 thanks to the costs of rolling out its service internationally (among other things).