Sentence examples for drops in cost from inspiring English sources

(Conversely, as Rupert Murdoch has frequently shown, small drops in cost have meant big circulation rises).

As computing power drops in cost, the ease with which the tools can be cracked has grown.

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.

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.

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

The drops in cost-per-click "don't reflect the fundamental health of our business," said Patrick Pichette, the chief financial officer.

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

Computer chips and other components improve every year while dropping in cost, allowing carmakers to introduce more sophisticated devices.

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

The drop in cost is due to an accumulation of incremental technology improvements, along with economies of scale.

Now, technologies such as AI, machine learning, and the internet of things have become mainstream and computing power has increased exponentially while dropping in cost.