Sentence examples for duty cost from inspiring English sources

(2) Cooling duty cost can be saved since higher lean MEA temperature and/or higher flue gas temperature shows little or no effect on the performance of the RPB.

Both cars can be used to do most – if not all – of the ordinary things that ordinary cars are tasked with every day, and if the daily commute includes slicing the apexes off your driveway's nine turns, or a self-timed blast along a section of California's Mulholland Highway, the only new cars better suited for that duty cost about four times as much.

Fans have complained that Activision rakes in revenue by increasing the prices of their beloved games — though the company says the new Call of Duty costs around $60, the same price as previous releases.

Some developers have offered incentives to buyers of prime London flats, with Barratt meeting stamp duty costs on some of its high-end properties, and giving rental guarantees to investors.

It will start selling tickets on Friday for services beginning on 26 October at a lead-in price of £19.99 – despite air passenger duty costing £13 on each ticket.

Now I understand why Call of Duty costs hundreds of millions of dollars to produce.

The Celtic Manor is hosting the event which will bring together 60 world leaders and there will be 9,000 police on duty, costing an estimated £50m.

But the strategy of a huge release hopefully recouping all costs in a month or two is peculiar to AAA development; the latest Call of Duty costs a hundred million to make, so needs to sell 2 million copies before mainstream gamers move on to the next big franchise release.

Don't forget about shipping and duty costs.

She added, "These committees, the F.D.A., the N.E.C.C., whoever is responsible, I want them to know their lack of attention to their duties cost my husband his life".

There are many barriers associated with in-person training that patients face, such as distance, cost of travel, time away from work or caregiver duties, cost of care if under- or un-insured, and limited access to healthcare providers in rural areas.