Sentence examples for deep costs from inspiring English sources

A closet that is 8 feet wide by 8 feet high and 3½ feet deep costs about $3,500 in maple.

A closet that is 8 feet high by 8 feet wide and 3½ feet deep costs about $1,200 in melamine and $5,000 in wood.

The system comes in walnut or maple; the model shown, 63 inches high, 63 inches wide and 15 inches deep, costs $2,299 in walnut and $1,999 in maple.

There's some really deep costs for any program and every program is out there trying to find ways to raise the money". The money raised Monday will be split.

The editorial is marked by a sense of doggedness, and fatigue, yet not much elation, likely reflecting the continued fight against Japan, as well as the deep costs of an effort that touched all strata of society and that for a time turned the nation's industrial heart into a war machine.

Without deep cost cuts it reckons this figure will fall to 4% by 2019.

First, United's fortunes have begun to turn around after deep cost and capacity cuts.

But Mr. Lakefield said the airline could not make those changes without deep cost cuts.

And without deep cost-cutting and reform, the system will struggle to cope with the coming incredible shrinking of Japan.

They hope to succeed through what remain revolutionary methods in Japan: deep cost-cutting and stiff competition.

While it recently unfurled new digital technologies and deep cost-cutting, there is skepticism about the stock's prospects.