Sentence examples for material cost has from inspiring English sources

Therefore, selecting aggregate supply sources with low environmental impacts and material cost has become important, particularly for the regions with limited local resources.

"Since we set our current fares in January 2009 the Retail Prices Index has risen by more than 9%, and the price of the fuel, which is our largest material cost, has risen by more than 40%." A one-week Ridacard is to rise by £1 to £16, a four-week Ridacard by £3 to £48 and an annual Ridacard by £36 to £576.

However, high energy coupled with raw material costs has pushed CA production into an unprofitable market (Dhillon et al. 2011).

It is beyond this study to address the issue of tariffs and taxes on medical equipment and materials, but before dialysis services are excluded from the basic health care package the issue of extraordinary materials cost has to be discussed within the country.

It had expected oil prices to drop; instead, Goodyear's raw material costs have increased more than 3percentt since June and about 10percentt for the year.

But soaring wages, energy and food prices and higher raw material costs have alarmed policy makers in Beijing, who worry about inflation sparking social unrest.

"One reason for declining payrolls is the continued attempt by manufacturers to increase efficiencies and reduce costs, particularly as energy and other raw material costs have risen," said Peter Kretzmer, an economist at Banc of America Securities in New York.

The article noted that raw material costs have risen to about 23percentt of the Nano's price before taxes, up from about 13percentt in 2003, when Tata began to develop the car.

Raw material costs have surged this year as mining companies fail to keep pace with an expansion in global steel production, which exceeded a billion metric tons for the first time last year.

"Raw material costs have risen for the second month running, partly due to the falling value of the pound, though there is little sign of this feeding through to consumer prices yet".

Over the last year, steel prices had slowly risen, but in the last couple of months they have slipped back as demand has stalled and raw material costs have risen.