Sentence examples for open to cost from inspiring English sources

See if Stone & Hollywood Pictures open to cost sharing or at least deep discount... *Campaign slogan?

Some teachers say they are open to cost-saving alternatives, like furlough days.

The schools chancellor, Dennis M. Walcott, said the city embraced innovation, and he emphasized that it was "always open" to cost-efficient opportunities to buy chairs fitting students' needs.

Moreover, it takes into account indirect costs of acute care of elderly, rather than analysing only direct health costs; this opens a new approach to cost effectiveness analyses using a more holistic picture of the actual costs and the potential benefit of a GEMU [ 10].

Businesses won't open if it's going to cost them money".

The stadium, scheduled to open in 2009, is expected to cost about $200 million and will seat more than 25,000 fans.

But for advocates working to make current benefits sacrosanct and fretting that the White House had left the door open to either cost of living adjustments or other benefit "tweaks," it was noteworthy.

Rising wages and other costs lay Chinese exporters open to low-cost competition in some industries from countries such as Bangladesh and Vietnam, and the competition will become more acute as China's population ages.

The State of Alaska had intervened in support of the federal government, arguing that closing off areas open to logging would cost jobs.

The Finch group expects the full transition to open access to cost £50m (€64m; $78.5) to £60m a year, of which £38m a year would cover article processing charges.

If, as a tenured professor, I said something to a media outlet that was incorrect or open to misinterpretation, the cost of public humiliation could be high.