Sentence examples for digest costs from inspiring English sources

As a point of comparison, the company's NYT Now app — aimed at providing a news digest — costs $7.99 for a four-week subscription.

BP calmed some investors' fears Monday when it said that it had enough money to digest the costs of the cleanup and possible legal claims even though it was too early to estimate a total amount.

The Philippine beer and food conglomerate San Miguel said that its first-half profit fell 21percentto to 3.01 billion pesos ($58 million), as it continued to digest the cost of an acquisition binge last year.

It is true that for television broadcasters and cable companies, who have barely digested the costs of upgrading from SD (standard-definition) television to HD, investing in UHD production facilities new cameras, more data storage and fresh mastering systems is the least of their priorities.

Currently, a TMTsixplex reagent set (Thermo Scientific) sufficient for a single experiment (100 μg of protein digest per channel) costs over $500, while a single-experiment TMT10plex reagent set costs over $900.

Even as investors digest the increased costs of financing new services like mobile commerce, it remains unclear whether these companies will be able to finance the strategies they have paid for so dearly.

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel says he must "digest" the spin that cost him at least second place at the Bahrain Grand Prix.

How and at what cost China will digest its growing bad debt problem and how much resolve the leadership has for reforms are the crucial issues.

But the cost is very hard to digest — the setup is $365, then $65 per month, and $15 per reservation.

It has never been easy for Israelis to discuss, digest or move beyond the war that cost them their self-assuredness and more than 2,000 lives.

In addition, analysts say, Toshiba never managed to digest its acquisition of Westinghouse in 2006, which cost it $5.4 billion.