Sentence examples for its own overhead from inspiring English sources
The less the festivals lose on concerts, the more Mr. Wein's company, with 70 full-time employees in four offices, can keep for its own overhead.
A separate overhead rate is usually calculated for each production department, and, if the operations of a department are varied, it is often subdivided into a set of more homogeneous cost centres, each with its own overhead rate.
To avoid tapping individual donor accounts for its own overhead, Modest Needs has raised operating funds from the Harnisch Foundation and the Omidyar Network.
Chasing the lowest price from suppliers can directly affect labour conditions: if a supplier has to slash its own overheads to make a profit on manufacturing items for big-name electronics companies, then worker pay, equipment, working hours and living conditions are likely to be sacrificed first.
As Collier and OpenStack Executive Director Jonathan Bryce noted, until now, most users would opt for running bare-metal servers with GPUs for this, but that comes with its own administrative overhead for setting up these machines.
As an alignment post-pass, its own runtime overhead is negligible, while dramatically reducing overall pipeline complexity and runtime.
John McVay, the Pact chief executive, said: "Rather than making cuts in content, the BBC should look at its own fixed overheads and in-house capacity.
One of the speakers not recognising some of his own overheads fortunately had more to do with his handwriting than the projectors.
It's hard to say, given even its own concerns about overhead, price competition and an increasingly diversified market.
Risk Innovation: In order to provide a frictionless experience for the seller and an aesthetic, trusted experience for the buyer, TheRealReal is forced to frontload all those costs into their own overhead.
