Sentence examples for decided cost from inspiring English sources

Unless other countries adopt similar emission limits, the senators warned, jobs will migrate overseas and foreign manufacturers will have a decided cost advantage.

If NetGrocer could somehow hold delivery costs down, it would have a decided cost advantage.

Machining time is an important parameter for any process for deciding cost of product.

Although there is no reliable empirical basis on deciding cost-effectiveness thresholds in healthcare, WHO considers that technologies for which the ICER is more than three times a country's gross domestic product (GDP) per capita will invariably be cost ineffective [ 6, 33].

ITER is "a project that was decided would cost a certain amount and now it will cost three times more.

Crossrail's staggering £15bn cost was so easily found that Crossrail 2 has decided to cost itself at £27bn.

None of the sets, props or costumes, he decided, would cost any money.

But even assuming this is possible, it has what at first appears to be a decided drawback: cost.

But boring details got in the way, and talks with Kensington and Chelsea council fell through when it decided the cost of maintaining the house in Holland Park would be prohibitive.

BNF decided on cost grounds against installing the £500 million plant needed to remove the gas and maintained that the emissions would be 20 times lower than those allowed in its original approval granted in 1977.

You don't add on a separate tip for those; you simply pay what the business has decided the cost will be, and you decide to return based on the success and affordability of that transaction.