Sentence examples for looking at the cost from inspiring English sources

"We are looking at the cost base all the time.

"Now you have the concept of profitability and people are looking at the cost," he said.

Last year, the House of Lords conducted an inquiry looking at the cost of food waste across the EU.

It is sort of like estimating gasoline prices by looking at the cost of home heating oil, or even natural gas.

3.31pm BST My colleague Mona Chalabi is looking at the cost of the fuel duty freeze on her Reality Check blog.

Mr. Ridge said he was looking at the cost of homeland defense and that President Bush's next budget would "reflect the priorities of this office".

"It's about looking at the cost-effectiveness of an intervention [that academy governors must opt to pay for] – a breakfast club, say, which gives some children the only chance they may get to do their homework – which may not at first glance appear to be cost-effective".

The Sun, too, was looking at the costs.

The paper will continue by looking at the costs and benefits of settlements, particularly patent settlements in the pharmaceutical industry.

Those are two of the findings of a Wharton professor looking at the costs of gun violence.

Also with the recent development of updated standards for economic evaluations of healthcare interventions, it is necessary to bring the findings of previous reviews [3, 5] into context with these guidelines as to provide a platform for future studies looking at the cost-effectiveness of CR services to build upon.