Sentence examples for staging costs from inspiring English sources

Staging costs about $1,000 to $4,000 for labor, plus materials and rentals, said Barbara Brock, the president of A Proper Place, a Manhattan staging company.

Two Shakespeares playing in rep in the West End is almost unheard of, because of the hefty staging costs weighed against perceived limited box office appeal, but Friedman, who started as a producer at the National before going on to co-found the touring company Out of Joint with Max Stafford-Clark, isn't one to be daunted by logistics.

But as the organisers of each event - often a country's national association - have to cover prize money and staging costs, the funding may need to come from elsewhere.

In the end, the staging cost about $12,500, including painting, pet boarding and Ms. Dazzo's $2,737 fee.

Early-stage costs would be relatively modest.

The CISG stage costs less than 0.01 s and the SOSB stage costs 0.08 s, so the total time is less than 0.1 s.

The objective function is usually to minimize the sum of both the first-stage costs for the initial decisions and the expected value of the second-stage costs for the future recourse actions.

Development stage costs for these kinds of projects usually run in the tens of millions of dollars.

A strict differentiation between institutional costs and implementation costs is very difficult to achieve, since in some stages costs could be assigned either to implementation or institutional costs.

To deal with these issues, we propose a deterministic version of the classical capacity facility location problem, and both a two-stage recourse formulation and risk-averse models to reduce the variability of the second-stage costs.

A single ticket to watch a game that's coiled into the Brazilian DNA and played on the world's greatest stage costs as much as half a month's salary.