Sentence examples for meant cost from inspiring English sources

Blodget redid her math and found that Meeker treated "cpm" as if it meant "cost per one," not "cost per thousand," meaning that her calculations were off by an order of a thousand.

As well as managing the demographics of soccer fans and preconceived notions of how a professional soccer in the United States might turn out, sustainability to MLS also meant cost containment.

It said that any partnership with GM probably meant cost savings, not an exit.

For IKEA, this meant cost savings of up to $100,000 per store.

As he puts it now, "The deal meant cost savings, enabled leveraged printing contracts, saved in buying paper.

Through the first two years of Obama's Presidency this meant cost-free opposition to any Obama proposal.

This means cost to the bank holding company.

Efficiency means cost savings for clients, but how much?

I mean, cost of wind has come down.

I mean cost is important.

That will impose a cost on industry and it has to mean costs to consumers.