Sentence examples for made it cost from inspiring English sources

Reported to be the "biggest carpet ever made", it cost £5,000 – equivalent to more than £400,000 today.

The alliances have also made it cost effective for airlines to fly new routes, or to expand service on existing routes.

In exchange, policy makers exacted a price: the telephone monopolies had to meet service quality standards and collect taxes and surcharges to support affordable, universal access even in rural or remote areas where free-market economics would not have made it cost effective to string telephone wires.

There were a handful of photographers who made important photographs that I was unable to connect with, find the right image, or had hoped to use, but the agencies and stock houses made it cost prohibitive to use much of the work.

"We saved $1.5m on our previous proposal and made it cost-neutral.

I did, too — for a while — until my parents' requirement that I live in a doorman building made it cost-prohibitive.

But experience suggests that high prices sustained over long periods encourage massive investment in exploration and improved yields from existing infrastructure.That is what happened in the 1970s, when high prices spurred energy conservation and made it cost-effective to produce in places like Alaska and the North Sea.

(Falling natural gas prices have only recently made it cost-competitive with coal).

HomePod is still a few months off and its $349 price tag will make it cost prohibitive for many mainstream users.

Serpentine was chosen as the main material because of its availability in certain parts of Ghana and hence making it cost effective.

Hence, we recommend its application in a large number of samples to make it cost effective.