Sentence examples for costs float from inspiring English sources

Still, she is fairly certain that she will let her costs float with the oil market in the future.

By eliminating pipelines and other onshore costs, floating LNG production may prove the blessing Australia needs to stay in the gas game.

There were concerns that a low-cost float would break the long string of awards.

Due to constraints of technology and cost, floating wind turbines are still at the stage of preliminary trials.

More sea-traffic data may become available soon as countries consider deploying devices in the water — sonar and camera buoys, as well as low-cost floating hydrophones — to catch ships approaching restricted areas.

It could cost more to go that last few miles by truck than it costs to float it across the country on barges".

He said that the money from the parade's sponsors, which last year included Corona and Channel 41, goes toward the cost of float construction.

"In 2008, many investors expect to see cost savings float down to earnings.

That's likely to remain so for some time because fixed offshore installations are dropping dramatically in cost while floating projects are still emerging from tests, he adds.

Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., the director of the White House's Office of Management and Budget, said one cost estimate floated earlier by the administration -- of a maximum of $100 billion to $200 billion -- was almost certainly too high.

We thought it would be misleading and distracting to politicians to have cost figures floating around".