Sentence examples for from a cost of from inspiring English sources

1. CTOs Will Move From a "Cost of Doing Business" to a "Chief Innovation Officer".

The IMF have quadrupled their forecast in les than 6 months, from a cost of 1Trillion to about 4 Trillion.

They're saying they're cheaper but they're not telling the whole story, from a cost of operations point of view.

In future, applicants will need to re-apply for a visa - which start from a cost of £78 for a short-term visit - if they are turned down.

"You have to look at what does this do to the population, what does this do from a humanitarian perspective, from an environmental perspective, from a cost of reconstruction — post-conflict reconstruction costs," the senior official, who was not identified, said at the Dec. 15, 2015, briefing.

Since hermaphrodites cannot outcross each other, C. elegans lineages do not suffer from a cost of meiosis although they suffer a fitness cost when segregating males [ 51- 53].

That was less disturbing than the numbers I got from a cost-of-living calculator.

But, speaking on BBC News 24, he warned many people are suffering from a cost-of-living crisis with real wages still falling.

That money comes from a cost-of-living reserve that the company had not distributed for several years at a number of plants because workers had not achieved certain production goals.

In the winter of 2015, Israel had purchased four German frigates, also from ThyssenKrupp, at a cost of nearly a half billion dollars.

Or hold the exchange-traded energy and materials funds from Vanguard at a cost of 0.24% a year.