Sentence examples for falling in cost from inspiring English sources

But the necessary technology already exists and is gradually falling in cost.

The fast-changing economics of the energy world, with renewables and other clean technologies falling in cost, indicate they can.

While they are barely a decade old, they are fast falling in cost and are expected to become commercially available beginning within two years for a wide array of applications, including radio communications, security and automotive safety.

Schemes designed to allow older people to access the money tied up in their homes are falling in cost, and advisers say that anyone who has an existing equity release mortgage may be able to save money by switching deals.

Meanwhile, the AA said that the cheapest home insurance deals were also falling in cost, down by just under 2% over the last year.

However, the use of billions of pounds of taxpayer money will be highly controversial at a time when there is pressure to increase NHS funding and alternatives such as solar and wind power are falling in cost.

"Fracking remains a fantasy and a dangerous distraction from renewables, which continue to fall in cost.

But as 3-D printing machines have improved and fallen in cost along with the materials used to make products, new businesses have cropped up.

If these national pledges are supported by effective monitoring systems, and mechanisms for raising our collective ambition every five years as cleaner technologies continue to fall in cost, the world will have finally found a joint approach to respond to the looming crisis.

Eventually the receivers will fall in cost and size to the level of a $100 Wi-Fi antenna card that fits inside a laptop.

Let be a derivation that falls in cost class.