Sentence examples for fixed overheads from inspiring English sources
All retailers would seek to reset their fixed overheads in that climate.
The steep decline in underlying UK profits, revealed in accounts filed at Companies House, was the result of the "reduction in turnover without a commensurate reduction in largely fixed overheads" according to Karl Gregory, Match managing director for northern Europe.
But the business will incur costs elsewhere to process the good, either in operational costs (delivery and storage) or fixed overheads.
Most existing proposals apply device-level power conservation strategy, which intends to switch off the entire device (router/switch) including fixed overheads (like fans, linecards, transceivers, etc).
Michael Burd, joint head of employment at the law firm Lewis Silkin, says the majority of employers use zero-hour contracts, not to avoid giving employees their rights, but to avoid paying fixed overheads and give them flexibility over their workforce.
The jointly used resources of telephone counsellor time, fixed overheads and the staff costs of managing the program were allocated to participants on the basis of the number and duration of calls.
A few people remarked that the clear blue sky and so many people with their eyes fixed overhead reminded them of Sept. 11.
Everything felt oddly stationary — the stars fixed overhead — except for my car humming along the blacktop and the grasses on the stone outcrops bending under a southern wind.
Liang's "The Infinite Ocean" was like a living prayer, from the large, glowing sun fixed overhead to Liang's devotional fascination with the curves and arcs of the dance body stretched to extremes.
Students perceived this resource as an effective learning tool that was easy to understand and that facilitated their understanding of costing systems, fixed overhead variance analysis, and the importance of predetermined overhead rates.
Even if a book has earned back its design, printing, warehousing, distribution, marketing, sales, permissions, editorial, and fixed overhead costs--it still probably hasn't covered the writer's development costs to write it.
