Sentence examples similar to extent cost from inspiring English sources

"It's available and to a certain extent cost-efficient, particularly when the cruise industry is making record profits".

Valuing the economic burden of prematurity to society, it is very important to understand the full extent of costs as different cost domains are affected.

A secondary aim is investigating to what extent developed cost estimation methods have-been tested with real cost information and furthermore review how accurate they have been established to be.

The officials said the rest area's single island of three gas pumps was destroyed and that they could not yet determine the full extent and cost of the damage, or how long repairs would take.

He said it was not clear to what extent suppliers' cost increases would feed through to the high street but if it needed to it would "take the hit" on profits.

A genuine reconfiguration of process plans to optimize the scope, extent, and cost of reconfiguration is achieved using a 0 1 integer programming model.

In this section, we summarize the literature that analyses to what extent the cost and benefits of apprenticeship training in the short term (during training) and the longer term (after training) influence a firm's willingness to train.

The presented approach of testing can significantly reduce the extent and cost of required adaptations of commercial system as pre-selection procedure of suitable MGT is done in developed test system.

"The extent of cost savings remains an open question," he said.

As the debate over the extent and cost of the welfare state in the United Kingdom rumbles on, a particularly unhinged idea was aired in a fringe meeting at the Conservative Party conference last week, by a Vice President of Atos a controversial company that gets paid by the government to run welfare schemes.

The aims were to describe the extent and cost of diagnostic tests performed before the implant.