Sentence examples for point cost from inspiring English sources
At this point, cost control is little more than a shared aspiration.
Martin Cooper Bromley, Kent How many homes could be insulated; how many solar panels, heat pumps could £37bn buy (Alarm as Hinkley Point cost estimate rises, 7 July)?
Infosys has a further office in Prague, supplying around 100 IT support staff to multinational companies there.That highlights an essential point: cost is only part of the picture.
The synth-pop outfit ground to a halt in the mid-'80s and Strange, who had also been the catalyst behind the transformation of another London venue, the Music Machine, into the Camden Palace – now Koko – struggled to overcome problems that include a heroin habit that at one point cost him £150 a day.
His hostel in Copacabana, our Bolivian departure point, cost $7 a night, and I suggested he move to Hotel La Cúpula, where a comfy bed, en suite bathroom, artistic touches and a lake view had cost me just $12 a night.
Some 32m of the country's 49m or so uninsured would be required to get insurance, starting in 2014; and the poorer ones will be given subsidies for doing so.If coverage is the new law's strong point, cost containment is its weakness.
Candidates trade from 0 to 100, with each point costing $0.10.
A full recharge using a British Gas home-charging point costs less than £1.91 on an Economy 7 overnight tariff*.
Economists at Dresdner Bank estimate that a fall in growth of half a percentage point costs the government DM5 billion in lost taxes.
If the Portuguese winger scored a goal in every game in six seasons in La Liga, he would rank fourth on our list, with each point costing Real $670,000.
However, at the 5-million point, costs will fall by a couple of dollars and Intel should begin to offer volume discounts to its customers, analysts say.
