Sentence examples for lost cost from inspiring English sources

And, like all these countries, Spain has steadily lost cost competitiveness against the euro zone's "core" countries, centred around Germany.

All in all, the lost cost ORBCOMM [or at least their insurance plan] around $10 million bucks).

Organolead halide perovskite solar cells (PSCs) have become attractive in the solar cell field, which is due to their advantages, such as high efficiency, lost cost, and simple fabrication [1 4].

"We lost a lot of collisions, and we won a fair few too, but the ones we lost cost us a heck of a lot more and they have a lot of bullets to fire at you.

The dollar loss is calculated based on "[a]ny reasonable cost to any victim, including the cost of responding to an offense, conducting a damage assessment, and restoring the data, program, system, or information to its condition prior to the offense, and any revenue lost, cost incurred, or other damages incurred because of interruption of service".

Like it or not, the ad-supported model is a great way to deliver lots of high quality information to the public at a very, very lost cost.

He and other Ford workers also lost cost-of-living increases and other payments when they agreed to concessions this winter that G.M. and Chrysler workers have yet to accept, even though their fates are on the line.

McCabe outspent Black and still lost, costing McAuliffe the majority — by one seat.

Indeed, it is estimated that driving lost costs $3,000.00 in a lifetime., money, hassles and even means less pollution.

Relativity also contended the unilateral move to refinance was illegal and an attempt to extract lost costs.

Long-term absence of 20 days or more accounted for 43% of all working time lost, costing £5.8bn.