Sentence examples for costs to modify from inspiring English sources

Springleaf said it needed to raise costs to modify outdated laws and compete with less regulated lenders.

"But I'm concerned that if you pass legislation like that, restaurants could be forced to incur tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of dollars in costs to modify their operations".

The New Haven's plan to four-track the line as far as the branch line splits in Salem and Beverly was stymied by the costs to modify the grade crossings in Chelsea and the single-track tunnel at Salem.

Attempts to introduce control late in the design process and without proper attention to control architecture often fail because of high cost to modify the design to add on active control.

The cost to modify each of these applications, so they could move to AWS, was over $20 million US.

The proposed schemes with HSDPA will achieve results comparable to the LTE, without incurring significant additional cost to modify the existing HSDPA infrastructures.

Myers says that it can be more cost-effective to modify an existing floor plan, which can be fairly easy if you want something relatively simple such as a customized, center-hall, Colonial-style home.

This work proposes a simple and low cost method to modify the surface of undoped and silicon-doped carbon/carbon composites (C/C) in order to widen their application field in particular when joined to metals.

The 15-inch turrets had been designed when the customary practice was to place the magazine above the shell room and it was not cost-effective to modify the ammunition hoists to accommodate the opposite arrangement adopted after the Battle of Jutland demonstrated the dangers of exposing the magazines to long-range gunfire.

"One of the reasons is that it would cost too much to modify their equipment," he said.

Many opera directors found the North American setting of the final libretto to be problematic, and they returned the story to Europe at the cost of having to modify or accept a few awkward passages that refer to the American setting.