Sentence examples for cost raised from inspiring English sources

While the notion of near-zero marginal cost raised a small flurry of attention 12 years ago, as its effects began to be felt in the music and entertainment industry and newspaper and publishing fields, the consensus was that it would likely be restricted to information goods, with limited effects on the rest of the economy.

The compatible replacement cost raised in 143.8 Μ€ for 3200 under demolition buildings (red) with mean replacement cost 44,938 €/building.

This is because the fixed costs and transportation costs are shared as demand increases; lower unit cost raises the profitability of the supply chain network.

While a unit increase in either cost raises the equilibrium price, the paper shows that the underlying mechanisms differ substantially.

These inflated costs raised the price for everything from raw materials to finished office space.

Corporations that used China to cut costs raised their value, enriching executives and ordinary investors.

But the kickbacks and the ballooning costs raised doubts about the administration's ability to police its many outside contracts.

Romney cut costs, raised money, and successfully lobbied the federal government to allocate more funds for the Winter Olympics.

Social preferences are considered to measure the social expected costs raised by different institutions.

They stopped competing with each other, and to cut costs raised the prices of mattresses.

Legal costs raise a further nightmare for publishers.