Sentence examples for expensive factor from inspiring English sources

Ammunition was the expensive factor.

The great inventions of that century the steam engine, mechanical spinning, smelting iron with coke all served to economise on the expensive factor of production and use more of the cheaper one.

And as a result of the recession, the big guys are taking longer and longer to pay the small guys, which is forcing many of them into expensive factoring agreements.

It's terrific if the corporations are giving small businesses new contracts, but as part of the same effort, why not get them to agree to pay their suppliers quickly, so they don't have to turn to expensive factoring and purchase-order agreements to finance the work.

The verification and validation of CPS is notoriously difficult and conventional techniques are too expensive; factoring out the minimal functionality common to CPS is a first step toward making verification feasible, because the cost of verification can be amortized over many instantiations of the common framework.

That is making Europe's exports more expensive, a factor that could hamper growth.

That is making European exports more expensive, a factor that could hamper growth.

The two best performing interpolation methods (in terms of retaining texture information) are slightly more computationally expensive; a factor of 1.27 for Lanczos and 1.45 for Spline.

Despite reports of implementing an EHR being expensive, this factor was not thought not to be prohibitive to the introduction of such a record [ 29, 30].

Transferrin, a widely used but expensive growth factor, was also successfully replaced by ferric citrate which could deliver iron to cells.

But accommodations in the Caribbean and Bahamas can often be more expensive, without factoring in higher airfares.