Sentence examples for minor costs from inspiring English sources

Yet those are relatively minor costs to meet given the influx of monies to come.

The loss includes $149 million in pretax charges for severance, exit costs and asset impairments and other minor costs tied to its 2005 purchase of Nextel.

As a practical matter, the production of the report itself was one of the "relatively minor costs" already incurred by the department, Mr. Browne said.

If you have listened to music on Napster and you'd like to make a voluntary contribution to the artist, you send it to Fairtunes, which will pass it on, minus some minor costs.

The judges have done that through the use of cost-benefit analysis — or more specifically by a willingness to find that the S.E.C. failed to do enough to quantify even minor costs.

Although IPO costs are probably not the primary problem, the futility of a cost-reduction strategy becomes obvious once we recognize that these bills focus only on relatively minor costs.

But the Coast Guard's looming assent to this minor cost-cutting request is full of symbolism.

An environmental friendly combat option has to be a minor cost for households.

The "bedroom tax" and "benefit cap", whatever you think about their merits, are relatively minor cost-saving measures.

Although these proposals might reduce legal and auditing costs somewhat, the reduction would be modest to an already minor cost.

This approach may have been reasonable when labor hours represented a large percentage of total costs, but today, for many businesses, labor is a minor cost element.