Sentence examples for cost off from inspiring English sources
Prosecutors said he passed the cost off as payment for legitimate marketing work.
If Mr. Bush is serious about a tax incentive for savings, let him admit that it has a cost now, and not lay the cost off on future taxpayers.
You're talking about shaving two-thirds of the cost off a health insurance policy.
To bridge the gap between such binary decisions, we propose a stochastic message authentication approach that can explicitly trade computational cost off for security.
A Tory, David Nuttall, said that if we were going to be fined for not complying we should knock the cost off the money we pay the EU.
Externalising is the practice of pushing a cost off of a firm's books and onto the public's side of the ledger.
A generic, low cost, off-the-shelf laser rangefinder is used to obtain the primary one-dimensional distance measurement.
The goal of our project was to design and fabricate an accurate positioning system using low cost, off-the-shelf measurement devices.
He also proposed tax breaks enabling employers to offer loans to staff to pay for their rental deposits, with the cost off-set against tax.
This paper reports the use of low cost off-the-shelf components to develop a wireless energy monitoring system for the purpose of non-intrusive appliance load monitoring.
However, Gunton said that although there would be a reduction in lower cost, off-peak programming such as axed BBC2 show Wild, landmark series were safe.
