Sentence examples for cost places from inspiring English sources

"China is hard to compete with on scale and cost; places such as Germany have the high-tech market; the region doesn't consume that much; and the currency is pegged to the dollar, so America dictates the terms of trade," says Meda al-Rowas of IHS, a research outfit.What is more, Saudi Arabia is a difficult place to do business.

Fiat is another possibility for Volvo, but Fiat does like to build in low cost places, like Poland, rather than high-cost countries like Sweden.

The intervention most beneficial at a population level (delay onset; lowest prevalence/total cost) places the greatest fiscal burden on individuals and their families.

The high prevalence of cancer and comorbidity-related conditions, apart from exacting a high personal, family and community cost, places a heavy burden on the health care system.

(Other supplements, with no extra cost, place limits on which doctors can be seen, except in emergencies).

Other, more recent estimates of the cost place it at closer to $800 million per plane.

Osteoporotic fractures also have a high economic and social cost, placing a burden on the health care system and limiting activities of daily living.

A recent expert consensus paper considering safety, efficacy, and cost placed prednisolone as preferred treatment and ciclosporin as second ranked treatment among the many suggested interventions for pyoderma gangrenosum.

In Australia, the overall cost placed visual disorders seventh among diseases, ahead of coronary heart disease, diabetes, depression and stroke in terms of economic burden on the health system.

El Paso is average for Medicare and among the lowest-cost places for private insurers.

Youngstown was once a leading steel town, but most of that business has fled to lower-cost places, leaving the hulking mills behind.