Sentence examples for leasing cost from inspiring English sources

HAL is already in action at about 170 retirement homes and hospitals around Japan but its hefty annual leasing cost – about 1.8 million yen (£10,400) – will keep it out of the hands of ordinary pensioners for now.

At risk was his intimate knowledge of Mitsubishi's leasing cost structure.

The leader announces its own policies (the range of shared channels, spectrum leasing cost), and the secondary system makes its own decisions (the range of leased channels, service tariff) with the knowledge of the leader's decisions.

"But financing costs, leasing costs, airport costs, taxes are all too high".

A bankruptcy law, for example, has lowered leasing costs for airlines.

Jet leasing costs are falling as the full-service airlines increasingly idle jets.

Although he lived in Manhattan, Mr. Saxe chose Crossways Industrial Park in Woodbury for his headquarters, to avoid New York City leasing costs.

But Brad Gill, executive director of the Independent Oil and Gas Association of New York, said that two years ago, gas companies could not justify high leasing costs.

Fuel and leasing costs were similarly affected, at a time when economic weakness kept many Brazilian travelers at home.

In that case, the court broadly affirmed a different set of rules that keep the leasing costs for rivals low.

As well, the administration offered a ballpark estimate that what it calls "closing" Guantánamo will cost between $290m and $475m this year, covering new construction to leasing costs to transfer costs.