Sentence examples for it costs essentially from inspiring English sources

Because the greatest expense is in the labor, it costs essentially the same to make them big as to make them small.

Unlike most big airlines, it had a strong enough balance sheet in recent years to hedge its fuel costs, essentially buying insurance against very high oil prices.

The partnership allows utilities to integrate Pageonce without the usual IT costs and effort and essentially offers an alternative version of a Pageonce white-labeling solution and providing a valuable customer acquisition strategy.

A ratio above one essentially means that it cost more than a dollar for each dollar of benefit received – as perceived by weighted willingness to pay calculation.

“It costs essentially the same to pump 10,000 new books a month through our network as it will cost to do 100,000 a month,” he reasons.

So the hand-cranked laptop entails the further invention of a hand-cranked printer: one, moreover, which will need to run forever on ink that costs essentially nothing.

Dr. Boulos said he spent $780,000 to close Camp Boulos and 6 percent went to administrative costs — essentially the salary of a pastor who oversaw the resettlement.

Today, while employers receive the full benefit of the low-wage labor they hire, the taxpayers — i.e. the middle class — pay the social costs, essentially subsidizing those employers.

He says that does not rule out restricting bandwidth in certain countries as a way to control costs — essentially making YouTube a slower, lower-quality viewing experience in the developing world.

At present these self-funders spend between £40 and £140 a week more than the £500 a week that local authorities pay on average for residential care and "hotel costs" – essentially food and accommodation.

We also found that a 20percentt increase in all costs other than tuberculosis hospitalization costs essentially eliminated the predicted overall net cost-savings without changing the finding that the domestic B-notification follow-up is cost-effective.