Sentence examples for distinctive costs from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes being unique and distinctive costs a lot of money – but you have to start with unique and distinctive.

The choice of which of the two hypotheses is to be the null depends, therefore, on the decision maker, and how he perceives the distinctive costs of the two errors.

The distinctive taxis cost some £26,000 each.

However, there is also a big danger that, by admitting that Nucor needs to make all these "investments", the firm sheds its distinctive low-cost discipline.

So they decided to compete by offering distinctive goodies that cost little, yet had a lot of customer appeal.

He's particularly proud of Bitter Sweet Symphony but it still rankles that the song's distinctive string hook cost him both the songwriting credit and all the royalties.

Distinctive Houses Soaring land costs quickly pushed Forest Hills Gardens out of reach of the working families Olivia Sage hoped to house.

These scenarios are distinctive in their repair costs and impacts and can be used to highlight the implications of design decisions in collaborative work settings.

In addition to their distinctive properties, their production cost is relatively low (Capek 2004).

And while the tech sector made multiple appearances tonight, the biggest play was made by Rupert Murdoch's 'The Daily.' Murdoch's ad buy offered nothing distinctive branding-wise but cost $3 million dollars, which means that he could have offered a year subscription at $40 to 75K people instead of buying the ad.

Nuclear energy has distinctive merits (sustainable resources, low costs, no greenhouse gases) but its development must overcome serious hurdles (fear of accidents, radiophobia, waste management).