Sentence examples for of significant cost from inspiring English sources

Don Savage, a spokesman, said NASA acted because of "significant cost growth" of most missions over the past few months.

Despite the lower performance, the fluorine-free membrane showed good characteristics for application in portable DMFCs especially with regard to the perspectives of significant cost reduction.

"A 10 percent standard for calling special meetings as favored by the proponent would present a real risk of significant cost, management distraction and diversion of management and financial resources to address a possibly unlimited number of special meetings".

"I have never regretted raising prices in the face of significant cost pressures, since we can always course-correct if the outcome is not as we expected," Heinz's chairman and chief executive, William R. Johnson, said last month.

East Lothian had a long-standing relationship with BT for its WAN services but decided to test the market for an alternative provider after finding itself on the receiving end of significant cost increases of 30% over the previous five years as well as concerns over a perceived lack of flexibility and resilience going forward.

In addition, we have focused our attention on the utilisation of different types of reactors (autoclave versus glass reactors) and we now emphasise the possibility of using simplified types of reactors which have the advantage of significant cost savings and ease of application.

Executives say that with debt payments suspended, the papers continue to generate cash flow, in part because of significant cost-cutting.

Of course, there are plenty of significant costs involved in moving too.

There is also the risk of significant costs, because radioactive material is expensive to clean up.

Unless you are sure you are going to stay for a long time, it might not make sense". Of course, there are plenty of significant costs involved in moving too.

"Tim Smart, as the then interim chair of the trust, received advice that there were no legal grounds upon which to dismiss her, and that doing so would open the trust and the wider NHS up to potential litigation and the very real possibility of significant costs to the taxpayer," the spokesman said.