Sentence examples for had operating costs from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Cohl said expenses had declined recently and that the show, revamped since April, now had operating costs of only about $1 million a week.

- While 50 fields in 2013 produced oil (these figures include the gas equivalent) for less than £10 per barrel, 19 fields had operating costs above £30 per barrel - very close to the dollar price now reached.

With about 70 employees per aircraft, half the ratio of Air Canada, WestJet has operating costs about 40percentt lower.

Burns Harbor, which accounts for 55% of total revenues, has operating costs that are fully competitive with minimills, according to Barnette.

The newest Norwegian oilfields in the North Sea have operating costs of under $1/bbl., which means it costs little more to produce oil in this difficult environment than to produce it from the placid sands of Saudi Arabia.

The chairman added: "As it stands at the moment Rangers has operating costs of approximately £45m a year and revenues of around £35m - not including revenue from possible Champions League and Europa League participation.

Many major charities have operating costs of 20% or more, which is a lot.

In his three years at the head of Alitalia, Mr. Bisignani has slashed operating costs and has cut back from 2,000 management positions to 300.

We also have increased operating costs, there have been increases in our investment for customer service, as well as network improvements to enhance our system's reliability and deliver competitive services".

suggested that Porter actually had higher operating costs than WestJet, excluding fuel.

Beyond such easily mocked extravagances, the magazines had astronomical operating costs and few controls.