Sentence examples for finishing cost from inspiring English sources

United impressed with their tight, incisive interplay but a lack of clinical finishing cost them dearly as the match wore on, with Armstrong missing two good openings.

However, in spite of all advantages, the employment of CMCs has been impeded by their high machining and finishing costs.

However, the union says this is not viable in the long term as the benefits of an integrated plant - finishing costs are dramatically reduced - are not realised.

This means that well drilling and finishing costs – not financing or the future of energy prices, becomes the major determinate.

As a result, numerous clone gaps can be impossible to close, even with multiple biased partial digestion libraries and up to 50 x coverage, thus dramatically increasing finishing costs.

Experts say it may take 11 years to finish, cost $40bn and require the digging of about 130 miles (200km) of waterway.

Felipe Massa's inconsistent race finishes cost him his place in the Ferrari team, says the company's president Luca Di Montezemolo.

But that doesn't mean that it's finished cost cutting altogether; there may yet be further cuts as the company continues to reduce costs and downsize to fit the fact that it is no longer the world's biggest handset maker, and that its device sales have, overall, declined significantly in the last several years.

I have teamed up with Cavelight Films to finish Cost of Construction.

The Red Bulls have had no problem making chances, but their profligate finishing has cost them lot of points already this season, and put the focus on a creaking defense and the goalkeeping heroics of Luis Robles.

But adding such finishes cost 20 percent more than a run-of-the-mill rental, Mr. Shokouhi said of the $300 million project.