Sentence examples for driven costs from inspiring English sources

Technology has driven costs down but, in the words of Bernstein Associates, "eventually the rocks win".

At the same time, the constantly rising price of construction materials has driven costs up by an estimated $17 million a month.

Competition for the city's diminished housing supply – it had 25,000 fewer units in 2013 than in 2000 – has driven costs ever higher.

Inexpensive labor — less than $400 a month — and the economies of scale created by completing 20 miles of subway lines a year have driven costs down.

But Chinese companies have driven costs down mainly through greater economies of scale from building ever-larger factories to produce conventional solar panels.

The pro-nuclear lobby argues that consolidation in energy markets and simpler, cheaper reactor designs have driven costs down in recent years.

This is a highly managerial, technology driven, cost-saving world with poor leadership.

He did calculations showing that complexity, not size, drove costs.

(Driving costs you money in gasoline and depreciation).

The car I drove costs about $30,000 more than that.

There were curiosities in the mix, and these drove costs even higher.