Sentence examples for predictable costs from inspiring English sources

Bundled payments are already being used in the U.S. for conditions with fairly predictable costs, like appendicitis and even chemotherapy.

The company stopped offering a defined-benefit plan to new managers in 2001, putting in its place a cash-balance plan, which has more predictable costs.

But beyond the predictable costs and performance benefits, if 64-bit computing follows the PC's historical patterns, this migration may bring a surprise or two.

But his raw material is imported, so a weaker zloty only reminds him that having a stable exchange rate would provide more predictable costs.

A 1961 NASA news release announcing Mr. Holmes's hiring described him as "an industrial executive known for his ability to bring multimillion-dollar government projects in on time and within predictable costs".

Then figure in the predictable costs of maintenance, the opportunity costs of the mortgage down payment and the amount one could have saved by renting a similar place more cheaply.

"Consumers want clear, predictable cost.

"Consumers want clear, predictable cost," he says.

On homogeneous architecture, HOMA is accompanied by a predictable cost model.

Now it will be further delayed because of the all too predictable cost overruns on the Olympics.

But the rise of a racist far right across Europe is more than just a predictable cost of an overwhelmingly beneficent change.