Sentence examples for entry cost of from inspiring English sources

The LWR LEU fuel industry is decades old, and (except for the high entry cost of designing and licensing a fuel fabrication facility and its fuel), labor and additional fabrication lines can be added at Nth-of-a-Kind cost to the maximum capacity allowed by a site license.

Yoco offers a point of sale card reader that links to its proprietary payment and performance software at an entry cost of just over $100.

Replacement ($X for X tablespoons) shows a maximum utility reached by any dollar prize over $32, and a fair entry cost of $6.

The company offers a point of sale card reader that links to its proprietary payment and performance software at an entry cost of 1799 South African Rand, or just over $100.

The colt, a recent purchase to join the growing racing interests of Qatar's ruling family, the Al Thanis, was supplemented into the field at a late entry cost of £75,000.

At the beginning of every period, there is a large number (a continuum) of ex-ante identical potential entrants which can enter the industry by paying a sunk entry cost of κ>0.

Detractors say these old-codger strategies lack the flexibility, adaptability and low-entry cost of a self-service cost-per-click (CPC) campaign.

In the 1970's, technological advances reduced the entry costs for competitors of AT&T in the market for long distance telephone service.

Deregulation in 2000 reduced entry costs (the cost of a car and a licence) by 74%.

In single markets, depending on their education level and experience, workers have different wage functions and face differential market imperfections, such as different entry costs, probability of losing their job, and home production productivity.

Despite the initial investment into the smartphones, extra batteries, and power banks, expenses associated with ODK totaled less than the printing, shipping, and data entry costs typical of paper surveys.