Sentence examples for replace cost from inspiring English sources

Body-scanners cost $1m, whereas the X-ray machines they replace cost $100,000.

The A-10, which the F-35 will also replace, cost about $15 million in today's dollars.

For example, his working families tax credit, aimed at helping the working poor, is more generous than family credit, which it will replace, costing the Treasury an extra £1.4 billion in 2000-01.

A well-designed price cap plan can replace cost-of-service regulation's weaker incentives for investment in improved efficiency and investment in the grid with positive rewards for superior performance.

The drone, which has not been replaced, cost £10m.

In Mr. Cohen's case, much of the sheathing -- coated with a thick black mold and rotted out -- had to be replaced, costing him about $30,000.

Replacing cost-reimbursement by activity-based payments that reward efficiency is another possible method that could enhance productivity [ 46].

In the hospital sector, fixed pricing (a type of prospective payment system) had replaced cost-based pricing in the USA and several other countries to enhance cost-efficiency.

Thus, when commercial entities sell Open Source software, they replace the cost of the license by the cost of service.

Furthermore, van den Brink et al. showed that a cost questionnaire with structured closed questions might replace a cost diary for recall periods up to six months [ 26].

A sleeper train can replace the cost of a hotel room, or alternatively replace an early morning flight and ensure the employee turns up to a meeting refreshed.