Sentence examples for drop in costs from inspiring English sources

The European commission said the "huge drop" in costs would make a big difference to millions of holidaymakers this summer.

Nonetheless, compared with the Las Vegas workers, the Atlantic City workers in Fernandopulle's program experienced a twenty-five-per-cent drop in costs.

Clothing prices fell 0.7percentthethe most since December 1982, led by a 1.4percentt drop in costs for men's and boy's apparel.

While most airlines hedge their fuel buying, Monarch had been unable to do so and it quickly benefited from the sudden drop in costs.

It also allows lenders to identify those buildings that would have the greatest increase in efficiency, and therefore the largest drop in costs, from an energy efficient retrofit.

In a third twist, Davey's department then insisted that the review was not expected to find any big drop in costs, so would not trigger a drop in subsidies.

Hardware for this bandwidth, which is available worldwide for unlicensed use, is likely to drop in cost as the band gains more use, Dr. Bahl says.

What It Costs: A drop-in costs $20, but there are package deals available as well.

He said he has been unable to get into preferred classes — even though he is willing to pay the drop-in cost of $40 — because spots have been taken by those in ClassPass.

Hopefully, like previous versions, it will drop in cost from third-party retailers soon.

Critical technologies, from large-scale solar to clean transport, are mature and continue to drop in cost.