Sentence examples for high variable costs from inspiring English sources

"The high degree of customization in this business translates into high variable costs," says Randall Roth of Renaissance Capital.

Livestock keeping on the other hand requires comparatively greater expense for investments in animals and holding pens, and is also characterized by high variable costs for feed and healthcare; its practice is hence skewed in favour of wealthier urban dwellers.

However, Informa said the impact on adjusted operating profit would be limited because it runs with a "high variable cost base" that can be managed.

One supplier has a high variable cost and a low fixed cost, whereas the other has a low variable cost and a high fixed cost, and their variable costs are uncertain.

Also, the high variable cost of OST makes OST alone, a less cost effective strategy.

Regardless, OST was a dominated strategy for both outcome measures and this is attributed to the high variable cost of OST.

The relatively high variable cost of OST ($31.72 per patient per cycle) explains, to a large extent, why the combined strategy is not as cost effective as NSP alone.

An analysis shows, however, that the methodology presents distortions that favor the competitiveness of power plants with higher variable costs, and also that it is subject to endogenous choices of the auctioneer, with huge differences between auction numbers and performed numbers.

Public authorities have no incentive to support the introduction of self-pick-up and, likewise, an LSP will be rather unwilling to consider a bike delivery system when facing higher variable costs.

Notably, the specialties of medicine and traumatology were those that most closely fitted the original hypothesis, since they showed higher variable costs and, therefore, their ability to act as a proxy of workload-complexity was greater.

Although the survey costs associated with using the Kato-Katz method remained relatively constant across all sample sizes, reducing the sample size to 200 and 100 when using the mini-FLOTAC method decreased survey costs by 0.84- and 0.68-fold caused by the higher variable costs per child.