Sentence examples for expense of returning from inspiring English sources
The reason: Container ships designed to haul raw materials must bear the expense of returning empty from China to commodity producers' ports.
PubChem annotates a comparable number of these known compounds to the KEGG MINE but does so at the expense of returning a bin of candidates that is two orders of magnitude larger than the MINE.
Should theatergoers who dearly love Rodgers & Hammerstein's The King and I -- a group that has by and large already made a visit to Bartlett Sher's Lincoln Center Theater production, which opened a year ago starring Kelli O'Hara -- go to the effort and expense of returning to the Vivian Beaumont to see it once more, now that Marin Mazzie is portraying Anna?
No one wanted to buy shoes online, the thinking went, because getting a pair to fit is tricky and no one wants the expense and hassle of returning shoes through the mail.
No, says a spokesman at Japan's Marui department stores: "We do not need to carry the expense of stockpiling [or returning] their goods because they supply on a just-in-time basis".
Similarly for participating centres, if a centre's resource focus is dedicated to recruiting patients, it could be at the expense of completing and returning CRFs promptly.
That has been somewhat at the expense of shareholder returns.
"This kind of pay structure might have encouraged managers to grow the sizes of the financial institutions they work for at the expense of the returns on the capital invested," the team concluded in their study.
Kelly has been critical of newspaper websites chasing massive user numbers through search engine optimisation at the expense of cultivating loyal, frequently returning readers.
Due to the long lead time and great expense of traditional sample return mission plans to Mars or other astronomical bodies, there is a need for a new and innovative way to return materials, potentially at a lower cost.
A former federal prosecutor, Mr. Giuliani noted that he was not restarting his legal career at the expense of a future return to politics.
