Sentence examples for realised cost from inspiring English sources

Skattefunn was established to reduce the realised cost of R&D investments for firms.

It is a way in which a multitude of problems such as learning, talent management, marketing, ideas generation and customer service can be more effectively realised and at a lower cost.

Well-flagged operational issues and lower quarter on quarter production were highlighted in the second quarter production report – the higher mining costs and lower realised platinum group metal prices are brought out here.

In reality, cost savings may be realised when breast and cervical cancer screening are jointly organised.

However, further analysis have shown, from a business stance, that for organisations with more than 250 employees, the three most important realised benefits reported by participants are reduced infrastructure cost, ubiquity, and increased collaboration respectively.

Consequently, the proportion of realised world options to potentially realisable options decreases; technological acceleration leads to increasing time scarcity [26].

Last week, President Barack Obama signed into effect spending cuts worth $85bn £56bnn), although he warned that the cuts - if fully realised - would slow US economic growth by 0.5% and cost 750,000 jobs.

Realised that parents are mortal".

There was no realised loss of funds.

"DREAM REALISED!!!!! US Gymnastic GOLD!! Strong performances!

"She is an extremist, extremely realised".