Sentence examples for master their cost from inspiring English sources

The Association writes on its website: "The first step is for universities to master their cost structures and identify the real costs of their activities for both internal and external purposes.

The dark arts of the game are part and parcel of football – as Australia found out to their cost against the Italian masters at the World Cup in 2006 – but Del Piero's gamesmanship on Saturday should rightly be flagged up.

Bundled payments will motivate providers to master proper costing practices.

Bundled payments will finally motivate providers to master proper costing and use cost data to drive efficiencies without sacrificing good patient outcomes.

If I developed my own soy, nobody could copy my recipe". The resulting potion took a year to master and costs ¥22,600 (£140) a litre to make – but, Irie says, it is well worth the money.

As we've noted before, the inefficiency of the sales team wouldn't be so galling if Benioff was mastering cost control elsewhere.

In contrast, OpenACC is considered to be one of the easiest accelerator programming environments to master, albeit at the cost of lower computational efficiency for certain problem types.

One accepted his new position and learned to master it, at the cost of his abrasive edge; the other descended into self-immolating paranoia until all but the most hardcore fans had fled weeping.

Participants noted the advantages of computerized therapy, including convenience (such as completion of the program in the evening when there are no competing demands), ability to proceed at one's own pace to master the material, low cost and privacy.

The technique is easily mastered, costs little, and utilizes small amount of test material.

Without accommodation the master classes cost £185 per person.