Sentence examples for incremental cost to from inspiring English sources
"There is very little incremental cost to adding a fixed sponsor".
Sure, there's the money you paid for your computer and your internet connection, but there is no incremental cost to sending one more email.
The resources board is offering $75,000 for the bulldozer and $28,500 for the excavator, or about half the incremental cost to buy the machines.
At present, companies have to disclose perks to individuals in excess of $50,000, valued on the basis of their "aggregate incremental cost" to the company.
The Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, a business-supported nonpartisan watchdog, calls the state's health reform "remarkably successful" in expanding coverage to 97 percent of residents at a modest incremental cost to taxpayers, consistent with projections.
Supplying yoga mats and videos in guest rooms results in "very little incremental cost" to hotel owners, said Bjorn Hanson, dean of the Preston Robert Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism and Sports Management at N.Y.U.
The measures used in the comparison were the incremental QALYs (a measure of effectiveness), the incremental costs, and the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER), which is the ratio of the incremental costs to the increment effectiveness.
"As more consumers start using the service, it will drive density, which lowers the incremental costs to each consumer," she said.
In a note entitled Leadership at a cost, they said: "BSkyB is responding to the changing industry structure, but its capital-light business model requires incremental costs to defend its traditional pay-TV business.
"Thousands of people work at New Scotland Yard and it seems to me that there will be a lot of incremental costs to relocate people".
Provides for a dedicated funding mechanism to pay the full, agreed incremental costs to developing countries to shifting to safer substitutes, establishing 147 National Ozone Units in those countries, and training local experts on how to phase out chemicals.
