Sentence examples for cost team from inspiring English sources

Chris Froome remains in the yellow jersey but the inability of Nicolas Roche to stay in touch with his team-mates in the closing metres of the team time trial cost Team Sky the stage win by the most slender of margins: one second.

The above works only consider to find the minimum cost team, namely top-1 team, instead of top-k teams without free riders.

Another closely related topic is the team formation problem [14], which aims to find the minimum cost team of experts according to skills and relationships of users in social networks.

Since October 2008, the EPA has been considering the possibility of long-term revisions to the LCR, according to Jeff Kempic, treatment technology and cost team leader with the EPA Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water.

Jeff Kempic, treatment technology and cost team leader with the EPA Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water, notes that weighing the relative benefits or disadvantages associated with partial service line replacement is a task that extends beyond the EPA's control.

But numerous mistakes by those human beings that have cost teams goals in crucial games have forced Blatter into reconsidering.

These are the sort of mistakes, combined with a failure to convert long drives into touchdowns, that cost teams games that they ought to win.

The next spring, when an experiment with 24-man rosters cost teams flexibility, Distefano stuck as a backup outfielder, first baseman and, yes, catcher.

I've seen the referees and weather cost teams games, too.

Using the "reference" engine would cost teams about $27 million for three years (which includes technical help and repair, rebuilding and shipping, often overnight, sometimes same day), about half what Ferrari charges teams using their engines.

Instead of just providing a low-cost team or streamlining a well-defined process, RightNow and HCL take responsibility for a much larger chunk of a company's operations with the goal of achieving a major transformation or a specific return on investment.