Sentence examples for longer cost from inspiring English sources

What's more, huge stores are just no longer cost effective.

The government argued the scheme was no longer cost effective.

Carting a team off to exotic locations was no longer cost effective.

He added that the British film industry could not continue to spend millions of pounds making films that, with the latest technology, should no longer cost more than £500,000.

When they finished last July, their report said the work would last a decade or longer, cost at least $2.4 billion -- and might not even produce a usable result.

Mills Corporation, the developer of the Xanadu shopping and entertainment complex at the Meadowlands, has acknowledged that the project will take longer, cost more and earn less money than originally projected, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The North Lincolnshire plant has fallen victim because it is no longer cost-effective to keep churning out such basic products in Britain.

If the vaccine were to be rolled out to older children and adolescents, even assuming there was enough vaccine and people to give it, it would be very expensive and no longer cost-effective.

The most pervasive cost-saving trend among corrections departments has been to look closely at parole systems, in which it is no longer cost-effective to monitor released inmates, largely because too many violate their terms, often on technicalities, and end up back in prison.

For the first time in the body's history, senior managers have been asked to detail all the mandates affecting their departments, some 9,000 in all, with a view to chopping or consolidating the thousands that are outdated, overlapping or no longer cost-effective.Mrs Bárcena has also launched a savage campaign against waste.

The development of coatings was deemed necessary because conventional hardmetal tools were no longer cost-effective for its use in the new generation of metal working machines.