Sentence examples for material input costs from inspiring English sources
Although Celanese continues to face currency headwinds, we are constructive on the firm's ability to offset with increased pricing, lower raw material input costs and a number of new efficiency programs.
Notwithstanding signs that high energy and raw material input costs would put further pressure on prices down the line, concern about inflation might not be sufficient to push the Bank of Japan to lift the countrys interest rates, as officials in the new government choose to focus on downside risks to the economy instead.
This multi-layered, subcontracting-based structure of Japan's construction industry is not adequately reflected when applying national industry statistics, because business profits and labor income at the various levels of subcontractors are hidden in the material input costs of the subcontracting top layer firms.
Before the crisis, the Tartus region boasted 5,700 tomato greenhouses that produced 135 tonnes a year, according to the UNDP, but many are now out of operation as there is no money to buy building materials and input costs are now too high.
Energy investment in well drilling and completion As shown in Table 3, three types of energy inputs, including fuel inputs, raw material inputs, and other costs, are associated with well drilling and completion (Yang 2008).
The consumption tax is levied on the system operator's revenue, deducting the costs for external material input, bank interest payments, and insurance premiums.
"While the post-referendum slump in the value of sterling is benefiting some exporters, a weak currency is something of a double-edged sword, as many UK exporters also import goods and raw materials, so will be facing higher input costs," he said.
The issues include antidumping duties on U.S. chicken products; levies on Chinese-made tires and oil well pipes; allegations by the U.S. that China has raised the international prices of several raw materials through export restrictions while keeping input costs lower for manufacturers in China and Chinaa's censorship of Google and whether that constitutes an unfair barrier to trade.
Yet, with their thirst for energy and raw materials, emerging markets raise the Continent's input costs.
"Input costs" – the price of raw materials and other business costs – rose at their fastest rate for nine months, according to Markit.
The subindex for input costs -- the costs of materials, labor and other production needs -- fell to 66.7 in December from 73.5 the previous month, the biggest decline among all subindexes.
