Sentence examples for straightforward cost from inspiring English sources

In government hands, a retail offer always means discounts or loyalty bonuses, which are a straightforward cost to the public purse.

In practice this may lead to a "well informed" analysis but not necessarily to a straightforward, cost effective and efficient design process.

Since the Ti foil serves both as the source of Ti during the synthesis of the TiO2 nanowire, as well as a bottom electrode for the device, preparation of the device is straightforward, cost effective and highly reproducible.

Thus, loss of function of these genes will allow infection, but also impose a straightforward cost for subsequent development.

LAMP has been widely recognised as a straightforward cost effective diagnostic tool with excellent reproducibility and sensitivity for nearly a decade and several assays targeting apicomplexan parasites have been described [ 14, 17, 22- 24].

So either the athlete squads for other sports will need to be reduced, or some of the less telegenic sports such as squash may have to be axed.The organisers are reluctant to indulge in straightforward cost-paring, fearing that this would reduce the quality of the games and hamper efforts to secure sponsorship deals of £25m-30m, now being sought by IMG, a sports-marketing company.

Our new method with the electrically tunable lens and the concave offset lens as key components is straightforward, cost-efficient, easily installed and can be used to render standard two-photon microscopes suitable for fast 3D imaging.

Mills said 90% of the changes were likely to be straightforward, and cost around £10 to £12 per machine, and that cost of changing all the machines in the country is likely to between £15 and £20m.

Although the procedure is relatively straightforward, the cost of simply issuing an application is £175.

Scale is everything in mining and their close relationship (Xstrata was created in a spin-off of Glencore's coal mines in 2002) should make integration straightforward and cost savings plentiful by marketing all of Xstrata's output through Glencore.It was odd, too, that the Qataris should take such a hard line and risk the deal foundering.

These consequences raise the stakes far beyond the seemingly straightforward economic cost of taxing fossil fuel use.