Sentence examples for cost up front from inspiring English sources
Aside from the $100,000 that he estimates it would cost up front for the average 100- to 150-unit building to replace its oil burner and clean up its oil tanks to make the switch, the cost difference between the dirty and cleaner oils is substantial, Mr. Saft said.
Perhaps most important, customers would not have to pay the full cost up front.
Customers can trade in an iPhone 4S or iPhone 4, for example, for the iPhone 5 at no cost up front, along with a $120 credit toward the monthly device fee.
It will cost up front, but if you are too right-brained to execute a plan on your own, having one made for you could pay off, Ms. Khalfani suggests.
The result of all this would be a strong bias toward individual insurance that puts much more of the cost up front, covers much less in the way of health problems and is, at the end of the day, cheaper.
These include giving a false impression of a room's popularity by saying other customers are searching for the same hotel even if they are looking at different dates, and not displaying the full cost up front.
Redesigning energy-using devices as whole systems, not as a pile of isolated parts, can offset efficiency's costs not just with avoided energy costs over time but also with lower capital costs up front.
Allen's publisher had forced him to pay the publication costs up front, and only 200 of the 1,500 volumes printed were sold.
For the poor, affordability has three dimensions: total cost, up-front price, and payment flexibility.
They had to assume all the debts of the old state farm and were obliged to buy all its movable equipment at market rates, paying 40% of the cost up-front.
Generally this will mean a lower cost up-front, but potentially increased costs for future replacements or to address health issues associated with future bone loss.
