Sentence examples for costs a client from inspiring English sources

Where a traditional focus-group study costs a client around $10,000, a Housecalls study sets a client back $33,000 for a study of around 20 people.

I would be afraid that he might someday build a financial model that blows up his firm or costs a client loads of money.

Privacy injunctions can cost a client between £5,000 and £50,000.

A £150 loan over 18 days, for example, will cost a client £33.49, including fees.

At least 7 of the 16 rooms, including the smallest, would cost a client more than $1 million, retail.

"Some realistic expectation as to what you hope to get out of either litigation or settling would, in large measure, govern the sort of costs that a client would be expected to pay," Mr. Johnson said.

We posit that mandatory rotation changes (1) the dynamics of the audit market by increasing the number of clients who are in the market for a new auditor, and (2) the political costs to a client who switches auditors.

The reduced setup costs for a client means that users can interact with the latest Ensembl data without the need to follow our regular API releases.

For a n×n matrix A, the computation cost for a client to compute the characteristic polynomial f A of A independently is proportional to n 4, and the cost for eigenvalues is at lease O(n 3).

This is not only an ethical necessity but also a financial one, since a mistake could cost him a client.

"But whatever it cost me would be far less than the cost of losing a client," he said.