Sentence examples for decisive costing from inspiring English sources

The battle was decisive, costing the organization at least two thousand of its best fighters, including combat-hardened Chechens.

"Against a weak economic environment and a recent period of lower gross win margins, we have already announced decisive cost actions which together with further savings recently identified will leave Ladbrokes well positioned when the upturn comes".

Provisioning the right amount of storage and compute resources leads to decisive cost reduction with no substantial impact on application performance.

Sadly, a torn thigh muscle in the quarter-final against Belgium – after helping to create Gonzalo Higuaín's decisive goal – cost Di María his place first in the semi-final and then in the final against Germany, a match settled by a single late goal, in which his presence could well have been decisive.

In 2000, you famously called the late Jerry Falwell "an agent of intolerance," a statement which may have cost you the decisive South Carolina primary.

Our results indicate that the cost of remote sensing imagery is decisive for the cost-efficiency of a sampling design.

But the decisive driver of reform has been cost.

All we know is that in the cost-benefit calculation, Mr. Obama considered the costs to be decisive.

It cost the Lib Dems 2,000 decisive votes.

However, Lewis has been more decisive in cutting costs.

Costs as a decisive factor for investment decisions can best be compared as total costs of ownership (TCO) for the consumer (for a detailed discussion, see[54]).