Sentence examples for costs of upgrading from inspiring English sources
Other than the costs of upgrading, another obstacle is the time that a Web site takes to load.
The company said it was raising the fee because today's cellphones are more complex, so the costs of upgrading are higher.
A flight from London to Edinburgh costs about 5p per passenger kilometre against 9p by rail (before adding the costs of upgrading the line and additional safety features).
Federal officials estimate that the new rules would cost a typical household $1 a month in extra electricity charges that the utilities would pass on to their customers to cover costs of upgrading equipment.
"These represent a lower bound for the cost of standard releases because they only capture staff costs and do not include, for example, costs of upgrading IT systems or payments to contractors.
Some Web site owners will make beautiful photography and video priorities; they will choose to incur the extra costs of upgrading just to look good on the new iPad.
The cost of upgrading slums doesn't mean it can't be done.
Travelers should expect the cost of upgrading to continue to rise.
This was backed by just £316m over the next five years, barely half the cost of upgrading Bank tube station in London.
If the machines are upgraded from a standard coin-operated machine to offering a cashless payments, this will push up the cost of upgrading, she added.
The cost of upgrading the nationwide transmitter network, only one aspect of the total cost of switchover, is estimated at between £40m and £45m a year.
