Sentence examples for making it cost from inspiring English sources

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

Making it cost them nothing, but it extended by a month the time in which they could sign Jones in case they couldn't find someone they deemed better.

Coaches have been especially irate at tournaments where the packet is a mandatory part of admission, in some cases making it cost hundreds of dollars to watch one game.

Subsequently, a high-pressure drop along the pipeline is experienced due to high viscosity of the heavy oil making it cost and energy intensive (i.e. higher pump powder) to transport via pipeline.

With the current excitement around companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin, he said "the private sector has a lot to offer in accelerating a mission like this and making it cost efficient".

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

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

So the goal is not to make it cost less.

The success of plastic recycling depends on finding enough volume to make it cost effective.

The regime can only fix the results; it can't fix the process – though it can make it cost.

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