Sentence examples for cost raising from inspiring English sources

It can, for example, be brought about when advancing productivity enables the economy to produce more goods and services at lower cost, raising consumers' real incomes.

Around 2007, that cap was removed, so the 30% credit now applies to the entire PV system cost, raising the subsidy for a typical 4kW residential system from $2,000 to about $7,200.

In a conference call Thursday, N.C.A.A. leaders said that they would consider paying student-athletes full scholarship cost, raising standards for incoming recruits and stiffening graduation requirements for postseason play and bowl game eligibility.

But many Europeans have proved unexpectedly willing to bear the extra cost, raising questions about how effective high prices by themselves can be in achieving Europe's ambitious targets for reducing carbon dioxide emissions.

But the cost of running submerged transmission lines to a land-based power grid could add 60% to the construction cost, raising the risks for investors.

This scenario of fertilizer cost raising, and consequently, the increase of the activity risk, is associated, among other factors, to the high external Brazilian dependence by these inputs.

At the same time, their high cost raises consumer expectations for styling, power, handling, reliability, and amenities.

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.

He has pledged to turn around operating performance by cutting costs, raising standards and getting out of peripheral businesses.