Sentence examples for sliding cost from inspiring English sources

You might have heard recent news reports about the sliding cost of residential solar energy and its rising support in Washington.

Considering the sliding costs of sequencing, it is now well within the realm of possibility that one or more tumor genomes shall be sequenced in short order.

He was tagged out at home after failing to slide, costing the Mets a run in a game in which they were trying to rally.

Housekeep works on a sliding price scale, while Hassle costs only £10/hour (which in my experience is much closer to what cleaners cost in London).

"Mirror Teeth," which involves five actors and a set no more complex than living room furniture and a sliding wall, cost roughly £20,000 (about $32,000).

The D&RGW estimated the slide cost them $80 million in lost revenue (equivalent to $millionn in ), averaging $1 million for each day that the tracks were out-of-service.

Broadcasting networks remain the best way to reach a huge audience, yet with ratings sliding and costs rising, they make sense only if they are used as a shop-window for programmes that are sold profitably into syndication.On the advertising side, too, the merger looks a fine idea.

Female-only retreats are on their agenda for the future, along with a sliding scale of cost so that they have space for those who need healing but don't have the money.

But it has been battling sliding sales, high costs and an Australian dollar trading above the U.S. currency.

"Low cost" and "sliding scale" sound like "money you have to spend" to me, and they can't help you anyway.

Q: ITER has many detractors in the United States who are concerned about its rising cost and sliding schedule.