Sentence examples for familiar costs from inspiring English sources

The consequences for partners are not negligible and account for approximately one-third of the total familiar costs.

They want the private sector involved in the welfare state, mainly for the familiar cost reasons, with a little freedom of choice thrown in.

Almost every engineer or program manager in this industry is familiar with cost models or cost estimate relationships (CER), and has at some point in his or her career performed cost analyses for a system or a subsystem.

But they also have bills to pay, with expenses ranging from the familiar (staff costs) to those particular to independent schools (boarding and welfare).

Similarly, the Arena mode, where players build a deck of 30 cards out of a random selection of 90 (similar to the draft games Magic fans are familiar with), costs £1.50 or 150 gold to enter; players can use their drafted deck for as long as it takes them to lose three matches, whereupon it explodes and they have to pay again.

Familiar Story: Costs Drop, Technology Spreads, Innovation Soars.

The trouble is that planning-oriented managers tend to apply familiar, comfortable cost-side approaches to the revenue side as well, treating revenue planning as virtually identical to cost planning and as an equal component of the overall plan and budget.

The familiar sunk-cost fallacy made things worse.

Delays have become as familiar as cost over-runs.

This study examines this gap through an international survey of conservation professionals who are familiar with cost-effective conservation techniques.

Once on the ground, Rocky Mountain snow almost always skips the familiar East Cost stage of blackened, sludgy heap, instead graciously melting under the bright sunlight.